microsoft sms sender - better alternative?

Broons Bane wrote:
> I've been using microsoft sms sender to avoid the annoyance of
> predictive text. it works fine but doesn't allow for long, multi part
> text messages. does anybody know a freeware alternative that allows
> this?
>

Broons;

I don't know if this will work for you; 1) across the puddle, 2)
w/multi-part messages but, I use my email client. So, for example, when
I "sms" to anyone on the AT&T cell network, I append @txt.att.com to
their cell number in my email client and away I go.

The addies aren't widely disseminated and a carrier, once in a while,
will change the domain used but overall, it's been as dependable as
overall sms-sms transmission.

hth,
-Craig

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In message <[email protected]>, DevilsPGD
<[email protected]> writes
>In message <[email protected]> Craig
><[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>Broons Bane wrote:
>>> I've been using microsoft sms sender to avoid the annoyance of
>>> predictive text. it works fine but doesn't allow for long, multi part
>>> text messages. does anybody know a freeware alternative that allows
>>> this?
>>>
>>
If I have a long sms to write I use my ancient Palm Zire 71 SMS utility
and infra red it to my ancient Nokia 6310i: works a treat and saves my
ancient thumbs from strain.
--
Richard C