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We use MS Outlook to send SMS thru our office SMS gateway.
I have written an application using VB6 with the MS Outlook object
to send SMS thru the gateway.

This works fine with MS Outlook 2000 but there are additional characters
received in the SMS when use with later version, eg MS Outlook 2003.

For example after the 70 chars, an equal sign is added to the message.

Anyone can help?
Oct 3 '07 #1
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