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Is it posible to save SMS's recived on af SE G700 on a PC by using MyPhoneExplorer?

If yes, is it then posible to save the SMS's from both the Inbox, the Send and the Draft-folders to the computer - without loosing the Time/Date-data on the ones from the Send/Draft-folders? (I had this problem with my W810i-phone)

Thank you for answering!

It should be possible, but without timestamps on outgoing messages. Its a general issue in the interface.

Please Note: If you save too much messages on your Symbian-Phone it could be that they cannot be read out anymore. Up to 1000 messages its no problem

Thank you so much for the quick and concise answar!

What causes the problem with timestamps on outgoing messages?

And is it to find on all mobile phones?

...or just Symbians?

...or just all SE's?

Its a general issue for all devices which have implemented the AT-Commandinterface. Near all phones of SE, older Nokias and many other models and brands

Thanks again for the rapid answar

What is the AT-Commandinterface? (or if you don't wanna explain: where can I find information about it?)

And how do you if a phone uses the AT-Commandinterface?

Do you really want to get deeper into it ? You can trust me - i searched days for a solution. The AT-Commandlineinterface is basicly the same way how you would access a old modem - with much more avaiable commands

But anyway:
AT-Commandlinerefrence
Some stuff about PDU-Format

Actually it looks far to complicated for me... But thanks!

The reason why I am so interested in this subject is, that I uses SMS's like a kind of diary and to capture artistic ideas. To do this I need to store theme at a computer - so I can browse theme and search in them later. This is why I need the timestamps on the Send and Draft-SMS's as well as the Inbox-ones.

In fact I also like the SE-phones.

But as it seems, these two concerns conflict, I may consider other phones. Any ideas? Which brands make easy-to-sync - later easy to find - SMS-savning (timestamping all SMS's)-phones???

Thanks again!!

...or can anyone tell me which SE phones, that doesn't use AT-Commandinterface?

Thanx!

The only SE-Phones which doesn't use AT-Commandlines have in general no PC-Interface (Low-Cost-Models)

You have a Symbian, so there could be another solution: Try out Oxygen Phone Manager, it installs a clientsoftware directly on the phone