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#3426 9-Feb-2005 11:47
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Hi,

I have an iMate Pocket PC which I sync to the PC via eith Bluetooth or the cradle. I would like to be able to generate SMS messages on the PC and send them through my device to other mobiles while the iMate is connected.

What additional software would I need to make this work ?

Thanks,

Tim

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#12648 9-Feb-2005 23:03
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What about Jeyo Mobile Extender for Outlook or perhaps Jeyo Mobile Companion?




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  #12652 10-Feb-2005 08:46
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Thanks, I'll review both of these. Will either of them allow me to develop someing in VB or ASP (.NET) and send information via the phone ?

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  #12653 10-Feb-2005 08:59
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I don't think so.




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  #12654 10-Feb-2005 09:02
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I'll still take a look at them. Perhaps I can build something that uses Outlook to send a message using either of them ...

Thanks for the suggestions.

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