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Everyone

I am trying to write a code in c# where I could send a text message that has 160 or more characters using the GSMComm libray.

What I've done is I divided my message into parts/message and send them to my clients. The problem is, the clients find it irritating.

So, is there a way to send a long text message?

*Update

I found this on their website:

Q: How can I send long (concatenated) text messages? A: GSMComm implements a part of the "Smart Messaging" standard defined by Nokia. The methods for it are implemented in the GsmComm.PduConverter.SmartMessaging.SmartMessageFactory class. It supports creating long messages for standard SMS text as well as for Unicode messages (Built-in Unicode conversion starts with Version 1.61).

But I can't find their documentation so i don't know how to use the SmartMessaging.

Dac
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From here:

If using HTTP, you gotta set the MLC to 2. Message length control. Determines system behavior when the message length exceeds limits set by the mobile operator. 0 – Reject the MT if message text > maximum allowed for the target operator. 1 – Truncate the MT if message text > maximum allowed for the target operator. 2 – Automatically create multiple MTs dividing the message text at the point(s) where message text length = maximum allowed for the target operator.

Rahul Tripathi
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  • Thank you for the response. I am texting via phone connected to my desktop via USB cable. – Dac Jan 20 '16 at 07:18