Jarek
19th July 2005, 04:42 PM
Hi.
Sending message can be timeconsuming sometimes, ie. when you try to compose new SMS message if your last message was MMS, than selected account is MMS and hiting NEW/MESSAGE will bring up MMS composer.
But there is a simple way, by using tmail command line parameteres.
Examples:
simply going directly to SMS inbox is done by:
tmail.exe -transport "SMS"
opening new SMS composer window without recipient:
tmail.exe -transport "SMS" -to ""
creating new MMS with given recipient(s), subject, body and attachment:
tmail.exe -transport "MMS" -to "48689898665" -cc "48506325889" -bcc "my@email.com" -subject "simple subject" -body "simple MMS body" -attach "/My Documents/nice_chick.jpg"
etc.
The most convenient way of using above exaples are by creating shortcuts of course, but you must remember, that attributes must be placed inside quotation marks. They can't be (i think so :) escaped, so when creating shortcut remember to remove global line quotation.
Example:
This will NOT work:
#"\Windows\tmail.exe -transport "SMS" -to """
This will work:
#\Windows\tmail.exe -transport "SMS" -to ""
Happy hacking ;)
Sending message can be timeconsuming sometimes, ie. when you try to compose new SMS message if your last message was MMS, than selected account is MMS and hiting NEW/MESSAGE will bring up MMS composer.
But there is a simple way, by using tmail command line parameteres.
Examples:
simply going directly to SMS inbox is done by:
tmail.exe -transport "SMS"
opening new SMS composer window without recipient:
tmail.exe -transport "SMS" -to ""
creating new MMS with given recipient(s), subject, body and attachment:
tmail.exe -transport "MMS" -to "48689898665" -cc "48506325889" -bcc "my@email.com" -subject "simple subject" -body "simple MMS body" -attach "/My Documents/nice_chick.jpg"
etc.
The most convenient way of using above exaples are by creating shortcuts of course, but you must remember, that attributes must be placed inside quotation marks. They can't be (i think so :) escaped, so when creating shortcut remember to remove global line quotation.
Example:
This will NOT work:
#"\Windows\tmail.exe -transport "SMS" -to """
This will work:
#\Windows\tmail.exe -transport "SMS" -to ""
Happy hacking ;)