Hi to all
I live in Greece, When I try to read some email with the stock program, instead of greek characters I have ????????.
These characters are encoded with ISO 8859-7, or Windows 1253. Is it possible to add something to the tab to read those emails?
If I cut those emails save as text, and try to read with Thinkfree office ( coming with the stock rom ) when I choose the 2 above encodings , I can read the Greek letters.
Thanks in advance
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I have an Alpine on O2 (UK) running all the default software and ROMs.
My mother has some old Samsung phone - black & white text only style.
When I send her text messages, she'll often receive several, all of which say "Incompatible message format"... I'm just sending ordinary SMS.
I noticed today when I was typing a message to her, that in the place where it shows how many characters there are and how many messages it will take, it said 155/3 SMS - meaning there are 155 characters and it will take 3 SMS to send it... Why could this be?
Does anyone know what's going on?
it's because you use symbols that are not standart english.
and when you use them in sms they are send not as ordinary text, but in unicode - thats' why there's 70 letters for 1 sms. On my 2020i on eng. keyboard there is symbol ' near spacebar which is not standart so using it turns sms to be send in unicode.
Your mother's phone doesn't support unicode as I see... so try to use standard symbols only - maybe on your keyboard layout there are others not like mine, but you can determine which it is by typing them all and watching when sms letter limit moves from 160 to 70.
Ahh thanks, that makes a lot of sense. I think it's when autocomplete inserts a nonstandard apostrophe in certain words that will be doing it then.
Turned off the autocorrect thing which adds the nonstandard apostrophe, sent some test messages and its all sorted now. Thanks again.
I have bought my Wife an SX66 like I have. I have upgraded it from SX66 (Blue Angel) Standardization Project.
My wife is a native Russian speaker and would like to be able to store contacts, send email and SMS in Russian. I have already installed the software keyboard for her and the prompt translation software. But when she sends an SMS in Russian or email it comes out as ????? ????. I am hoping the people here can help.
Thanks
sweeper5150 said:
But when she sends an SMS in Russian or email it comes out as ????? ????. I am hoping the people here can help.
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As a native Russian too, may i ask you a question?
Did you set up right options to sms&e-mail accounts? Go to Messages->Menu->Tools->Options->Text Messages and set up check box "Use Unicode when necessary" to true(checked).
Also in Regional Settings select Russian. If you tried it with no luck,then just install Pocket Russkey 2003 for WM05 or WM03(depending what OS U use) full version.It will localise alll OS into Russian for your wife.
P.s. Just PM me if U want to have full version of Pocket Russkey 2003.
when I first bought my TyTN II... SMS used to work like expected...
I have already allowed Unicode as English is not my native language... and when writing in English I used to get 160 characters, other than that, I get 70
but about one month ago...I started getting 70 characters/per SMS instead of 160 for everything, English and non-English!
the weired thing that the device used to use Unicode when necessary...but now, as long as the Unicode options is ticked, I can only have 70 characters per SMS!
another weired thing is that Flexmail does not have this problem...
any ideas??
cheers
Hello,
i have been using Nataly Rom 2.2 but don't know if is a rom problem or more general one.
I am unable to write unicode sms with more than 70 characters.I have searched the forum, tried different keyboards like Spb Keyboard,Pcm Keyboard and FingerKeyb all with capital letters but still the same.
Any ideas??
Thanks in advance
Ps.When using capital letters some of them allow me to send 160 characters but most of them drop the remaining chars to 70
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short_message_service
sms is defined to be 160 8bit ASCII chars
or 70 16bit unicode chars
if it exceed those limited it's split into 2 or more
if you add a single unicode char all chars are made unicode
only way around it is to get your phone-company to alter the
sms spcs
Hello XDAers,
I'm trying to configure my recently acquired G1 to auto-complete the name of the recipient contact when composing a new SMS... but I fail
Specifically, I've tried to do it for Greek, using the HTC IME or the Greek IME.
Any hints/help?
thanx!
Well, it works with greek characters, but the contact has to have at least one number defined as "mobile", and you have to write the exact letters (case-sensitive and accents)...