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Tex-Twil

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May 28, 2008
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Hello,
is there a way to configure the SMS with a given template ? I want that when I create a new sms, it starts with a *T# by default.

Thanks,
Tex
 
i dont think so other than keep the *T# copied so you can just paste it. there may be a way in one of the jailbroken aps
 
How about setting up a Contact by the Name of *T# ????

Then that should take care of a lot of the problem.

But maybe this is a dumb answer since I don't know what it does either.
 
You'd think the phone companies would make the SMS delivery confirmation message standard. And charge for it. :rolleyes:
 
On AT&T, I have sent all of the ones listed on the site above to myself.
The only ones that purge the info before the message are:
*N#
*NOT#
*noti#

I sent those to my own number, and received the text without the *N#, *NOT#, or *noti#. All of the others came through. However, I didn't receive any acknowledgment.
 
Would you mind discussing the delivery report related information in another thread. This one for example. I would like to focus here on how to insert a text from a template ;)

cheers,
Tex
 
Would you mind discussing the delivery report related information in another thread. This one for example. I would like to focus here on how to insert a text from a template ;)

cheers,
Tex

Sorry, I got off track.

To coin a phrase 'You can't get there from here'
I.E. - You can't do it within SMS

However, from email, you can send it by emailing the phonenumber@carrier
You could send an email and keep a copy for forwarding, or place the *T#, or *N# (depending on your carrier).
In email, for AT&T, it would look something like this: (The txt in BOLD is your signature)
To:7777777777@txt.att.net
Subj: blank
Text:
*N# (You could insert your message here)

Sent from my iPhone,
Joe


The only problem is, from email, the person receiving the txt msg can't reply. CORRECTION: Actually, it does reply by sending the reply back to their email.
 
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