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Old 03-18-2009, 04:33 PM
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Re: Get rid of non-existant texts?
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Originally Posted by Aquinox View Post
Hey all,

I searched the forum, but I didn't find anything to do with this problem. Maybe I was using the wrong keywords-- I can't imagine I'm the only person to have this as an issue.

I got my new Sprint TouchPro yesterday, and after installing ArcSoft (because I didn't know where the threadding option was) I restored all of the text messages from my old Apache. Now when I look at the SMS tab on TouchFlo, there's always a blank message that can't be deleted in front of any new messages I get.

I tried clearing my text messages and starting over and now there are 2 blank messages. When I look at the inbox, it says "Text Messages 2 Items." but nothing is anywhere in the Text Message folder, so I can't delete them.

It's driving me insane.

Any suggestions?
I had this happen after a restore also. If you have sktools, you can go to messaging files, and there it'll show your "ghost" texts. Delete from there.
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