anoble66 wrote: » Hi Vinny, Would there be anyway of adding three.ie to Eirtext pro? It is possible to send webtext using three so maybe it can be incorporated in the same way? It would be great for us three users thanks
luckat wrote: » Ah, that seemed to work, after a bit of fiddling around. Does the fact that it's default-set to Meteor mean that Meteor gets O2 users' password?
lackofcolour wrote: » No problem, glad it's working again. The next update will fix all of those little bugs (as well as having some cool new features and a brand new UI):http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIZro7iYwe4&feature=channel_page Enjoy! Vinny.
Mcloke wrote: » Hi Vinny, I have noticed when using Eirtext Pro for a message that should be two messages in lenght that three messages get deducted from the total webtexts remaining. Are you aware of this problem, is it something to do with them being webtexts or is it that you have more characters assigned to the two texts than is correct? I would really appreciate your help on this as if I can only use two instead of three messages per text that would be very helpful! As a side note...one sms via Eirtext using all the characters noted by Eirtext is just one text off my webtexts total I look forward to hearing from you.
lackofcolour wrote: » Edit: While I'm here I might as well add that the 3.0 update is under review at Apple and also features support for three.ie as well as all the new features (including push messaging).
lackofcolour wrote: » I've never seen this before. Do you have the Auto CC option switch off in the More tab? What provider are you using? Also, how many characters are in the messages you're sending?
luckat wrote: » I haven't used Eirtext Pro that much (it doesn't seem to work sending texts to Japan), so hadn't noticed this problem until now. But when I went to try it, the default had reset itself to Meteor. Didn't help any when I changed it to O2, though.
lackofcolour wrote: » I've never seen this before. Do you have the Auto CC option switch off in the More tab? What provider are you using? Also, how many characters are in the messages you're sending? Edit: While I'm here I might as well add that the 3.0 update is under review at Apple and also features support for three.ie as well as all the new features (including push messaging).
Mcloke wrote: » Hi Vinny, OK I have checked and I don't have Auto CC turned on, I am using 02.ie. Eirtext Pro states that I have 160 characters per message (you have 159 left in message 1 after entering first character and this repeats stating in message 2 etc) and so I guess I am up around 320 or just below characters...still within what Eirtext believes to be 2 texts but I get 3 deducted from my total. Let me know what you discover Marie
Mcloke wrote: » Hi there, No just plain texts...well I do include : ; ( ) (are they special?). I will try a text without anything bar letters and see how I get on Thanks
Soot-fan wrote: » Im new to this program so sorry if this sound stupid. I have downloaded the free version and it's great so far but after looking at your video on YouTube it shows text replies. When I send a text I receive my replies in the generic message program.Also People can't reply directly. A new text needs to be created. Does it require the pro version and has it got the same UI. I'm an O2 customer if that makes a difference. Thanks
lackofcolour wrote: » The Push sending feature will be available in the EirText Pro 3.0 update, coming soon. Messages received from EirText Pro users will appear in EirText, instead of the SMS app.