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Help How to forward a txt or pix msg

once you long press on the Individual message it should take you to a secondary screen with the Forwarded message alrighty typed in {located bottom of the screen} , Now {If i'm right} -> Touch the box at the top of that screen and start typing a contact , you can now select which one you want.

Carl :)
 
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You see the message typed at the bottom of the screen and a box up the top with the "to" in it. Simply tap the box and start typing a contact :)
 
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OK, when I open a message I can scroll over either the txt or immage part of the message. If I "long hold" over it a box opens up that has lock, copy to sd, forward,view,& delete. If I choose forward it brings up the forward window with the To: box at the top, If I long hold that I get an edit text and input meathod window. however if I type contact name it tells me invalid, if I type phone # it sends...

Again thank you so much for what help you have given me
,I really appriciate it
Regards HOTHEAD
 
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Your right about everything up untill start to type in the box. Checked contacts to make sure, even tried case sensitive, it seems to want the # and who ever remembers #'s. This phone is killin me..thanks for your help

You should be able to start typing in the name and it'll bring up a drop down list of people in your contact list for you to click on.

This is the same way it works if you start composing a new message (without picking a contact first.).

EDIT: Once in the new message window Don't long hold the "to" field, just type.
 
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You should be able to start typing in the name and it'll bring up a drop down list of people in your contact list for you to click on.

This is the same way it works if you start composing a new message (without picking a contact first.).

EDIT: Once in the new message window Don't long hold the "to" field, just type.


I tried this on a New message and It worked for SOME people in the contact list...Now I need to figure out why it only was working for some of them.

Carl C..you were right, I just only tried 2 contacts..THANKS again
 
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I was thinking you must have some sort of bug if you had to type # before selecting a contact {Hence my question} . As the Previous poster said you simply tap on the to box and start typing...

Odd it only comes up with certain people...... :thinking:

But thanks for replying to my question also and your most welcome for my response!

EDIT: Glad you got it sorted! I thought I was right before :p
 
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Spent 1.5 hours on phone with Verizon, another 30 min at Android support and got the (we'll give you a call back speech". Went into Verizon, and they said it was a known problem and their working on it.
Next day external speaker went out on phone, back to Verizon I go, replaced phone for speaker problem. New phone shows all contacts:mad:

I did ALOT of reading on this, and I did come across a post on another forum with a person who said they had the same problem. They claim to have fixed it by deleting all of their contacts, then deleting their facebook and e-mail accounts. They then went to verizon and had them move a contact list from an old phone, then sync'd to Facebook and e-mail and the phone reacted like it should. Thats all I can tell ya from my experience..hope it helps
 
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I'm having the same issues. Does anyone know how to create groups? I would really like to forward texts to groups of people at the same time. I'm kind of a hub for text messages. Friends all over the country send me texts to forward and I'll be damned if I'm going to forward the same text 70 or more times individually.

Any help with group forwards would be awesome!
 
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