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Troubleshooting If TextMessagePLUS is unable to launch, regardless of the error, it is usually the result of a damaged Microsoft Framework 2.0 installation. The easiest way to correct this problem is remove the old Microsoft Framework 2.0. You may do this either by "Add/Remove programs" ("Programs and Features" in Vista) ONLY REMOVE VERSION 2.0! You may then reinstall Framework 2.0 (SP2) with this link: Configuring SMTP (Outgoing Server): For most people, the AutoDetect will determine the correct SMTP (Outgoing) server. If this is not the case, it is usually because you are behind a firewall, and you will have to configure it manually. (If you have the ability, try to disable your firewall, and see if that helps) If possible, copy your settings from your existing E-mail client program (such as Outlook) Please note that and Gmail, Yahoo and Hotmail NO LONGER support this kind of access. (They all did at one time) If you are sending messages but they do not show up on the intended cell phone the try the following: 1) Double check the phone number is correct, and valid 2) Be sure the carrier of that cell phone is one of the carriers that you have selected. 3) Verify that you do not have a firewall blocking outgoing messages. 4) Be patient. Usually the message delivery is instant, but we've seen where the carrier has delayed the delivery of a message for hours. 5) Also check to make sure your computer has not been flagged as a SPAMMER. See this FAQ for more info. Option is only available to registered PLUS users. (Up to 50 names are available during the trial period) Data should be entered in the Comma Separated Value format (CSV) in the form of "Name","Phone","Category" where Category is optional Example: "Tom","212-234-5670","Club Member" "Cindy","222-123-3122" "William Jones","Business@GMail.com","Office"
If you wish to import your address book from Outlook: From within Outlook: Choose File/Import and Export Duplicate entries are automatically discarded during the import process. |
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