You will need an account with Streetdata and your own e-mail software

Step 1 - Address an email to the recipient's mobile phone number, then type the Streetdata suffix.

e.g TO: NNNNNNNNNN@streetdata.com.au
NNNNNNNNNN represents the recipient's mobile phone number.

Note: The "TO:" line can take multiple addresses and/or grouped addresses.

Step 2 -For individual users and remote from office sending only.

In the subject line, type your user number, then the "+" sign, then your password.
e.g SUBJECT: 501+Password

Step 3 - In the text box, type your message. Messages can be up to 160 characters. All text beyond the 160 characters limit will be silently discarded.

To detach company disclaimers, simply hit the <return> key twice.
e.g TEXT: Hi John, the meeting at 2.00 is being held in the main conference room. See you there. Regards Ron

Step 4 - Send the email - The message will arrive at the mobile phone in around 20 seconds.

For better results - tips and hints:

Configure your e-mail program to send messages as "text only" or "plain text", the format used by the SMS standards. Although the Streetdata Messaging Gateway is capable of converting rich-text messages to SMS-ready text, using text-only formatting in your program will give you a better control of the SMS output.

Be aware that many phones are unable to display special characters such as _ # { } etc. Use alphabet characters, digits and common punctuation which are properly displayed by all phones.  
 

See also:

• Sending email via SMS - a FREE Streetdata service
• Sending SMS via the Streetdata website
• Contacts and lists
• Third party e-mail to your phone

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