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-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is SMS ?</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>You can send from your phone short text letters. And this is SMS
-(Short Messaging System).
-
-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is SMSC ?</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>This is Short Messaging System Centre.
-
-<p>Idea is simple: when you write
-your SMS, select recipient(s) and send your SMS, it's send to SMSC.
-If you see "Message sent" ot something like that, don't worry. It means,
-that your SMS was delivered to SMSC and SMSC try to delivery it to recipient(s).
-
-<p>Why is it done this way ? Let's say, that recipient's phone is disabled.
-If it will done this way, that your phone will try to delivery it directly,
-it will loose energy during each try and you have to be in network coverage
-during it. GSM network makes it easier - not you, but SMSC try to delivery it.
-And of course, you can decide, how long it should be done (after it SMS will
-deleted).
-
-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What SMSC should I use ?</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>The most simple answer is: ask your operator and use its' own SMSC.
-
-<p>But sometimes it's not so simple: it's possible, that SMSC of your operator
-CAN'T send SMS to some other network. You should try to use different SMSC then.
-But remember: if you will try to use SMSC from different country, you have
-to have activated international calls.
-
-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">Can I use my own SMSC in roaming ?</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>Yes.
-
-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">Can SMS contains not only text ?</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>Of course. Each SMS contains some bytes filled with contest. Normally they're
-filled with chars. But of course you can decide, that they have different meaning
-and send +binary data this way too...
-
-<p>In this moment we can classify SMS to:
-
-<p>
-<ul>
-<li>7 bit SMS - you can put each of 127 chars into it</li>
-<li>Unicode SMS - you can each of 65550 chars into it</li>
-<li>binary data SMS - ringtone, picture, etc.</li>
-</ul>
-
-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is length of SMS ?</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>Each SMS can contains ONLY 140 8 bit chars. When you code it as 7 bit SMS,
-you can save 160 chars (you have 140*8 bits inside and they're divided into
-7 bits) and when code as Unicode SMS, 70 chars (each char in such SMS contains
-of 2 8 bit chars).
-
-<p>It's also possible to put into each sent SMS
-special flag, which will mean: this
-is first, second, third,... part of SMS. Some phones can display this info
-(for example info "Linked: 1/...") or even display each SMS with such flag
-as one long... Such SMS are called concatenated or linked.
-
-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is price for sending SMS ?</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>Ask your operator :-)
-
-<p>Generally you pay for EACH SMS with 140 8 bit chars. It means, that
-after sending Linked SMS consist of 2 such SMS, you will pay for 2. The similiar
-thing is with Picture Images (each of them consist of 3 SMS) and Reminders
-from Nokia 3310 (2 SMS).
-
-<p>Something it's free. When ? When you are in roaming and network, you use,
-write in logs, that sent SMS, when it was send ONLY over SMSC of this network (remember:
-you can you SMSC from your home network). Or when SMSC, you used, gives info
-to network about error during sending, but send it correctly !
-
-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is price for receiving SMS ?</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>In many networks it's free...
-
-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is SMS class ?</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>Each SMS have flag with info, what should be done with it after delivering
-to recipients' phone. There are 4 possiblities (classes):
-
-<UL>
- <LI>Class 0: displayed immedietaly after receiving
- in display of SMS recipient</li>
- <LI>Class 1:</li>
- <LI>Class 2: saved in SIM card of recipient</li>
- <LI>Class 3:</LI>
-</UL>
-
-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is delivery time ?</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>This is the time, during it SMSC will try to delivery your SMS.
-
-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is delivery raport ?</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>You can know, if your SMS was delivered to recipients' phone
-(don't misguide it with reading !). It's free. There are two ways
-to do it:
-
-<p>
-<ol>
-<li>enable such option in your phone. Of course, it will work
-only, when used SMSC will accept this feature</li>
-<li>write special text on the start of SMS. It can be different for
-each SMSC</li>
-</ol>
-
-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What it "Reply via own centre" ?</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>Theoretically, when you send SMS with flag to somebody, it should
-be able to send answer over your SMSC. Often it doesn't work (many SMSC
-doesn't accept SMS from forbidden networks even with this flag).
-
-<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">I have error, when answer to received SMS</font><br>
-<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>
-
-<p>
-<ul>
-<li>you don't have correct SMSC in phone</li>
-<li>person, who sent SMS to you, marked "Reply via own center" option.
-Try to send SMS over your own SMSC</li>
-<li>you can't send SMS (don't have it activated in your operator)</li>
-</ul>
-
-</body>
-</html>
+<html>\r
+<head>\r
+ <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">\r
+ <meta name="Author" content="Marcin Wiacek">\r
+ <title>SMS FAQ</title>\r
+ <link REL=stylesheet HREF="../../styl.css" TYPE="text/css">\r
+</head>\r
+<body>\r
+\r
+<a NAME="Top"></a>\r
+<p align="RIGHT"><a class="autoremail" href="../../index.htm">Main page</a></p>\r
+<center><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="tytul">SMS FAQ</font></center>\r
+\r
+<p><hr size="2" noshade width="60%" align="center" style="color: #004080">\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is SMS ?</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>You can send from your phone short text letters. And this is SMS\r
+(Short Messaging System).\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is SMSC ?</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>This is Short Messaging System Centre.\r
+\r
+<p>Idea is simple: when you write\r
+your SMS, select recipient(s) and send your SMS, it's send to SMSC.\r
+If you see "Message sent" ot something like that, don't worry. It means,\r
+that your SMS was delivered to SMSC and SMSC try to delivery it to recipient(s).\r
+\r
+<p>Why is it done this way ? Let's say, that recipient's phone is disabled.\r
+If it will done this way, that your phone will try to delivery it directly,\r
+it will loose energy during each try and you have to be in network coverage\r
+during it. GSM network makes it easier - not you, but SMSC try to delivery it.\r
+And of course, you can decide, how long it should be done (after it SMS will\r
+deleted).\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What SMSC should I use ?</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>The most simple answer is: ask your operator and use its' own SMSC.\r
+\r
+<p>But sometimes it's not so simple: it's possible, that SMSC of your operator\r
+CAN'T send SMS to some other network. You should try to use different SMSC then.\r
+But remember: if you will try to use SMSC from different country, you have\r
+to have activated international calls.\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">Can I use my own SMSC in roaming ?</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>Yes.\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">Can SMS contains not only text ?</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>Of course. Each SMS contains some bytes filled with contest. Normally they're\r
+filled with chars. But of course you can decide, that they have different meaning\r
+and send +binary data this way too...\r
+\r
+<p>In this moment we can classify SMS to:\r
+\r
+<p>\r
+<ul>\r
+<li>7 bit SMS - you can put each of 127 chars into it</li>\r
+<li>Unicode SMS - you can each of 65550 chars into it</li>\r
+<li>binary data SMS - ringtone, picture, etc.</li>\r
+</ul>\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is length of SMS ?</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>Each SMS can contains ONLY 140 8 bit chars. When you code it as 7 bit SMS,\r
+you can save 160 chars (you have 140*8 bits inside and they're divided into\r
+7 bits) and when code as Unicode SMS, 70 chars (each char in such SMS contains\r
+of 2 8 bit chars).\r
+\r
+<p>It's also possible to put into each sent SMS\r
+special flag, which will mean: this\r
+is first, second, third,... part of SMS. Some phones can display this info\r
+(for example info "Linked: 1/...") or even display each SMS with such flag\r
+as one long... Such SMS are called concatenated or linked.\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is price for sending SMS ?</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>Ask your operator :-)\r
+\r
+<p>Generally you pay for EACH SMS with 140 8 bit chars. It means, that\r
+after sending Linked SMS consist of 2 such SMS, you will pay for 2. The similiar\r
+thing is with Picture Images (each of them consist of 3 SMS) and Reminders\r
+from Nokia 3310 (2 SMS).\r
+\r
+<p>Something it's free. When ? When you are in roaming and network, you use,\r
+write in logs, that sent SMS, when it was send ONLY over SMSC of this network (remember:\r
+you can you SMSC from your home network). Or when SMSC, you used, gives info\r
+to network about error during sending, but send it correctly !\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is price for receiving SMS ?</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>In many networks it's free...\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is SMS class ?</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>Each SMS have flag with info, what should be done with it after delivering\r
+to recipients' phone. There are 4 possiblities (classes):\r
+\r
+<UL>\r
+ <LI>Class 0: displayed immedietaly after receiving\r
+ in display of SMS recipient</li>\r
+ <LI>Class 1:</li>\r
+ <LI>Class 2: saved in SIM card of recipient</li>\r
+ <LI>Class 3:</LI>\r
+</UL>\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is delivery time ?</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>This is the time, during it SMSC will try to delivery your SMS.\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What is delivery raport ?</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>You can know, if your SMS was delivered to recipients' phone\r
+(don't misguide it with reading !). It's free. There are two ways\r
+to do it:\r
+\r
+<p>\r
+<ol>\r
+<li>enable such option in your phone. Of course, it will work\r
+only, when used SMSC will accept this feature</li>\r
+<li>write special text on the start of SMS. It can be different for\r
+each SMSC</li>\r
+</ol>\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">What it "Reply via own centre" ?</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>Theoretically, when you send SMS with flag to somebody, it should\r
+be able to send answer over your SMSC. Often it doesn't work (many SMSC\r
+doesn't accept SMS from forbidden networks even with this flag).\r
+\r
+<p><font color="#1F409F" size=+2 class="dzial">I have error, when answer to received SMS</font><br>\r
+<hr align="LEFT" size="3" width="300" color="#60c0a0" noshade>\r
+\r
+<p>\r
+<ul>\r
+<li>you don't have correct SMSC in phone</li>\r
+<li>person, who sent SMS to you, marked "Reply via own center" option.\r
+Try to send SMS over your own SMSC</li>\r
+<li>you can't send SMS (don't have it activated in your operator)</li>\r
+</ul>\r
+\r
+</body>\r
+</html>\r
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