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Old 02-10-2007, 12:20 AM
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questions about this MMS hack integrating with threaded SMS

My first post!

First of all I love this site. Been following closely for about a week and am just now getting my feet wet with some of the hacks. You guys are crazy smart. First major step was Wideawakes custom AKU 2.2. I'm still a 5 on the noob scale (ie. can follow good instructions) so I think Im gonna wait for the dust to settle before trying more cutting edge stuff (3.3, 3.5, cooking ROMs...etc). Anyways back on topic: a few questions about all this MMS/SMS stuff.

I installed this Arcsoft MMS app. It works fine. Tested sending/receiving to sprint customer (myself) and cingular (sister). Also, I had previously installed beta 4 of the palm threaded SMS app. It's also working great. My questions are about how they all work together.

1. My understanding is that there's currently no way to send MMS from within the palm threaded messaging app. Correct? When I try it just stays in the outbox and the app shuts down.

2. When I send an MMS through Outlook (with the Arcsoft app) it sends fine and goes to the sent folder. BUT incoming MMS's dont get delivered to outlook, but instead to the palm messaging app (and actually in a thread if from a person i'd been previously SMSing with). Is there a way to keep MMSs seperate and have them delivered into outlook and not the palm app?

3. Finally when I send an MMS to a non sprint customer they get the full intact message as sent in their inbox, but when I receive one i just get a link to a sprint site. Is there any way around this or does sprint just have a wonky way of doing MMS/picture mail (or whatever they're calling it these days)?

Ok so this might be a useless post because I think I've combed the relevant threads and couldn't find anything better than the current setup. (Gonna get even more confusing if I decide to use flexmail... then three apps for all my messaging!) None of this is a huge deal, i don't use MMS often but I think that for many of us the elegance of a hack is almost as important as its utility.

Thanks, and hope to see you guys on some other threads!