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AGarland 04 Sep 2007, 14:29

How do I set text messages to give me a delivery report, I cant seem to find that option.

monkey00 04 Sep 2007, 14:46

AGarland wrote:How do I set text messages to give me a delivery report, I cant seem to find that option.

messaging > settings > txt messages > receive report > yes:icon14:

LEE69 04 Sep 2007, 15:02

If you are on O2 you need to put this before the message *0#

AGarland 04 Sep 2007, 15:11

LEE69 wrote:If you are on O2 you need to put this before the message *0#

just tested it, no you dont :icon14:

AGarland 04 Sep 2007, 15:13

Next stupid question�

When connecting to the web, what�s the difference between connecting by MMS, Mobile Web, and WAP?

LEE69 04 Sep 2007, 15:24

lol yes you do with 02 i have just tried it 😉

*0# (space) then text.

AGarland 04 Sep 2007, 15:27

LEE69 wrote:lol yes you do with 02 i have just tried it 😉
*0# (space) then text.

this way is better LOL

messaging > settings > txt messages > receive report > yes

LEE69 04 Sep 2007, 15:30

AGarland wrote:this way is better LOL
messaging > settings > txt messages > receive report > yes

Mine wouldn't work that way but does with the code,how strange :con?

AGarland 04 Sep 2007, 15:31

very strange, i'm with O2 too :con?

Mithent 04 Sep 2007, 16:31

AGarland wrote:Next stupid question�
When connecting to the web, what�s the difference between connecting by MMS, Mobile Web, and WAP?

I think the only difference may be the homepage; the Mobile Web one has a homepage for use with an HTML web browser, the WAP one has a homepage in WML, and the MMS one has the MMS gateway as the 'homepage'.

robgreb 04 Sep 2007, 16:52

AGarland wrote:Next stupid question…
When connecting to the web, what’s the difference between connecting by MMS, Mobile Web, and WAP?

Use "Mobile Web". If you check the settings for each access point (Tools, Settings, Connection, Access Points, Options, Edit), you'll see that they work differently.

MMS is for, well, MMS messages. Mobile Web is for Web and e-mail access (and almost any other Internet-based service). WAP is usually charged by the minute, rather than data size. The only thing I've found it useful for is traffic updates on Navicore. The other access methods don't work for that.