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Dear Eduard,

Thank you for your useful library on SMS.

I didn't get the point on how to send long messages (more than 70 / 160) characters with this library, if it is possible?

will be kind of you if you help me on this.

Regards
Arash

arashpirayandeh@hotmail.com
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Great, a new category of questions. We have to guess where your latest snippet fits, is that it?

Of all the people I know around here, no one is called Eduard, some are involved in SMS, and I doubt anyone will call a 160+ character message short, that is what the first S stands for, isn't it?

:)
 
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Dear Luc,
Thank you for following up my entry.

Eduard is the developer of SMSPDULibrary who is a member in here.

I agree that a 160+ sms is not short but my customer wants it and it a NETWORK supported capability. so ...

as I remeber it is called UDH or UHD sms that separates the message into smaller messages but delivers as one to the recipient.

Regards,
Arash
 
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Use
string pduList[] = sms.ComposeLongSMS()
Then send each PDU as a separate SMS.

Note: some older phones (or even some primitive networks) may not support multi-part SMS messages.
 
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