6230 no copy of message in sent items please?

> off. It is handy, esp if you dont get delivery reports (i dont on o2
without
> wasting mytime and typing in *0# b4 a text) its good for those 'did i send
> taht text' moments and is also good when you wake up in the morning after
a
> night out and see what drunken texts youve tried to send

Is it true that O2 don't support delivery reports?!?!

Matthew

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"Matthew Long" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > off. It is handy, esp if you dont get delivery reports (i dont on o2
> without
> > wasting mytime and typing in *0# b4 a text) its good for those 'did i
send
> > taht text' moments and is also good when you wake up in the morning
after
> a
> > night out and see what drunken texts youve tried to send
>
> Is it true that O2 don't support delivery reports?!?!

Not the standard way, you have to do what it says above (*0#) at the start
of the message.

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I noticed that the MMS has the do not save copy of sent items as an option.
GOOD ONE NOKIA!

Rob

"Anon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "JL" <[email protected]> wrote in news:41101d57$0$88500$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-
> reader01.plus.net:
>
> > People really do get angry here don't they. A little more 'style'
needed.
>

> > Is it true that O2 don't support delivery reports?!?!
>
> Not the standard way, you have to do what it says above (*0#) at the start
> of the message.

I thought this was standard on all networks now! I couldn't put up with
doing that every time!


Matthew

"R1rob" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I noticed that the MMS has the do not save copy of sent items as an
option.
> GOOD ONE NOKIA!
>
> Rob

Probably because MMS messages can be quite big and use up lost of memory,
wheras SMS messages use next to none...

Cheers,

ChrisM

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