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Ok, guess I had a few words to add on the subject RT @MobileJaw: WIND Mobile Only Just a ...
Mike Temporale on WIND Mobile Only Just a Breeze After All
Wow, I didn't realize that Wind dumped a couple key executives. That sure sounds like they were made examples ...MikeTemporale on WIND Mobile Only Just a Breeze After All
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It's very simple just hold call/end val down also click on reset with a pen.. than follow the screen which ...DarrenHumphries on WIND Mobile Only Just a Breeze After All
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Disable the Sent TXT Message on Windows Mobile
As my SMS’ing has increased over the last little while I’m getting more and more annoyed with the message sent notification that shows up on after sending a text message on a Windows Mobile Smartphone. Yes, I know that it will actually go away by itself if you leave it alone, but I’m a mover and shaker and I want move along to another task. Having that message pop up is just annoying. So, without further ado, here’s the registry hack you’ll need to do in order to stop that message from showing. This should work on pretty much any Windows Mobile Standard / Smartphone (non-touch screen) device.
First thing is to fire up your favorite registry editor. Your phone doesn’t have one installed, so you’ll have to get one and install it first. I recommend PHM - it’s good and it’s free. 
In your registry editor, go to HKLM \ Software \ Microsoft \ Inbox. Create a new key with the name of Settings. Then select that key and create a new String value (you should now be under the new key Settings, that you just created) and set the name as SMSNoSentMsg and the value as 1 Reboot your phone and that’s it.
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You know what would be really nice? If they made these notifications into toast-like pop ups. If they made it like the Messenger pop up messages (they pop up like toast in the bottom right of the screen), then they wouldn’t require you to press any keys to get rid of them, while at the same time they let you know your message was sent successfully. If they did it like that, it would be ultra-cool.