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    Andre Trollip
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    Hi Guys, I'm breaking my head over this one. I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction. What I want to achieve is quite simple. I want to develop an app written in C# that will simply extract MMS from a phone connected with a cable to the PC and store those MMS as images/sounds etc in a specific folder on the PC. Can anyone please advise me on how I could achieve this and what phones should I be looking at. I tried my Nokia 9500, but the MMS messages are not stored in folders on the phone that are accessible through standard .net objects. Cheers Andre

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      Hi Guys, I'm breaking my head over this one. I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction. What I want to achieve is quite simple. I want to develop an app written in C# that will simply extract MMS from a phone connected with a cable to the PC and store those MMS as images/sounds etc in a specific folder on the PC. Can anyone please advise me on how I could achieve this and what phones should I be looking at. I tried my Nokia 9500, but the MMS messages are not stored in folders on the phone that are accessible through standard .net objects. Cheers Andre

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      From what i have seen in my K750I you must utilize to phones At command set. Remember those we had on our serial port modems? For my K750 there is a 400 page at command set, which i think i similar to all phones. Good Luck if I am right.

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        From what i have seen in my K750I you must utilize to phones At command set. Remember those we had on our serial port modems? For my K750 there is a 400 page at command set, which i think i similar to all phones. Good Luck if I am right.

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        Surely some phones also act similar to a Flash disk where it becomes an additional drive that can be read like any other?

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          Surely some phones also act similar to a Flash disk where it becomes an additional drive that can be read like any other?

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          Based on the Sony Ericson interface, messages,mms, contacts and generally phone data are stored in the phone. On the extention memory card are stored files like images,themes, sounds and are interface as thought aw they were on a flash drive. The problem is accessing images,sounds,contacts,messages,mms that are stored in the phone memory. That is the hard part i think. Again based on Sony Ericson's interface only.

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