Re: Text messaging...

My Fire tends to default to ICQ. SMS messages must be sent over AIM. 
Are you sure you set the service to AIM?
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On Feb 16, 2004, at 9:47 PM, harryo wrote:

> Harry wonders...
>
>>  Can someone explain how to use fire to send sms
>
> Send a message to +1NNNNNNNNNN as though it were an AIM user, with
> the plus symbol, then a numeral 1, and then the area code and cell
> phone number with no spaces or hyphens or anything.
>
> So, if my cell phone number was 321-555-1234, you'd open a Fire chat
> window to +13215551234 and just type a message. If my phone is
> enabled for two-way messaging, I can even respond.
>
>
> Harry Continues to wonder....Thats what I thought but no message sent.
> Well no message ever gets to the phone anyway.
>
> This would be great if fire works this out. I get tired of going to all
> the separate wireless websites and even with t9 long messages are a 
> tedium.
>
> Keep up the great work.
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