Hi,
For my SMS-application I need to be able to send characters with accents
(like é and à). But this doesn't seem to work in Text Mode, so i will need
to do it in PDU Mode.
Does anybody has soem converting routines for that in VB.NET? I need my text
to be converted to a PDU-message, and back (for received messages).
Thansk in advance,
Pieter
Nov 22 '05
20 5108 Given that you're setting it to "text" mode though, I wonder whether you might not be limited to ASCII anyway - you may need to change something else to use non-ASCII characters.
err... so trying to change to PDU would be the thing to do... :-/
Althoug I'm looking almost a whole day on that stuff, and I still wasn't
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For my SMS-application I need to be able to send characters with accents
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Does anybody has soem converting routines for that in VB.NET? I need my text
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Thansk in advance,
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