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adrianaitken wrote:And their test phones are recieved garbled messages ie it's not linking them up properly after being sent.

Can you give an example how it was recieved on the phones?

Sorry, they're in another bulding to me and have deleted everything.

I've just had an earful from my marketing department - this is happening to a few thousand messages we've just sent. And their test phones are recieved garbled messages ie it's not linking them up properly after being sent. The strange thing is, 5 test messages were sent and all were OK, then they s...

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Many thanks for your help.

Hi, should I just change

Dim coding as DataCoding = DataCodings.UCS2

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Hi, I'm using the latest downlaod version but have people complaining that when they send messages containing things like £'!& etc they come out wrong i.e. don't becomes don?t On normal phones (Nokia,Sony,LG etc) it's fine, it's just on iPhones it seems that the problem occurs. Is there a generic se...

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May 12 on the topic started by me

Hi, in the latest .zip file, the .DLL is there 3 times, one in a /bin directory and two in /reference directories. The VB/ref directory has a smaller .DLL than the other 2 copies although all three have the same date/time stamp. Since I program in VB.Net should I use the vb/ref one or the generic /b...

Mich, do you get an instant reply from the last statements (querysm etc) ?
If you do then it's your SMSC / service provider. Nothing you can do about that except take your business elsewhere

I'd suggest running Wireshark on your system to see the packets leave your app towards the SMSC (and their acknowledgements). This would show where the delay is. If you app sends (and gets a confirmation) straight away then it is your service provider regardless of what they say. If your app doesn't...

I owuld guess that that is an INValid DeSTination ADdRess. That would mean your destination phone number is formatted wrongly. For my SMSC, it requires the country code as in (for UK, Jersey Telecom number) 447797123456 whereas from my mobile phone I would have just done it as 07797123456 or +447797...

yepak - the sample code is when you download this software. Certainly in the VB.Net source code, it clearly shows how to send asynchronus messages.

Hi, see my reply to your other posting. One thing to remember is shortcodes are unique to your SMSC provider. As an example, where I live there are 3 mobile phone operators. I connect to one of them and have a shortcode allocated. This means that only people who have a mobile phone with that operato...

The telephone company (the people who own the SMSC) have to set that up. They set one up for me which points to my systemID. It is not something you or I can do.
The shortcode gets sent so if you have more than one you can do different things ie shortcode for music,shortcode for games etc.

And fixed it !!!!
I just removed evReceiveData from the addHandler and evDeliverSm kicks in as I had hoped and gives me the source and destination SMS number and the actual message.
A happy start to the the week

Hi Thayhor, I have no problem in sending SMS's and I don't have a solution for the receiving of them - that's why I posted here :lol: I connect as a Transceiver, that way I can send and receive whilst bound to the SMSC. If your SMSC doesn't allwo you to bind as a transceiver I don't believe you can ...