SMS from Navision

Implevit-cbiImplevit-cbi Member Posts: 24
edited 2000-07-21 in Navision Financials
A customer wants to edit SMS - Messages in Navision and classify them as like the Remarks behind Customers, Projects, Sales... Has anybody realized or does anybody know where I may get an add-on for?

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  • mfabianmfabian Member Posts: 187
    Hallo Christoph,

    As far as I understand, SMS's *currently* can only be sent/received either via cell phones or Internet.
    As *currently* you cannot access your handy via Navision, Internet is the only chance:
    For sending SMS's: If you find a web-page which provides sending of SMS's with one single statement such as: http://www.mysms.com?mobileno=+4179543210=smstext=Hello I am here
    then you can easily implement sending an SMS using Navisions "Hyperlink" statement.
    If you receive SMS's via e-mail, you can read the emails from within navision (= use MAPI32.OCX). However you'd need an external program for help as Navision cannot read messages (Outlook-Message.Bodytext) which contains more than 250 characters.
    So it looks like these are *currently* your only options.

    But ...
    Why do I always say *currently*? *Currently* means: summer 2000. in autumn 2000 and spring 2001 the situation will look different with the implementation and release of bluetooth. Once Navision has an interface to bluetooth (I'm working on it) it will be easy to access mobile phones, palm-tops or Outlook from within Navision. So if you can wait, I recommend to wait! Great times are coming.



    Marcus Fabian
    m.fabian@thenet.ch
    +41 79 439 78 72
    With best regards from Switzerland

    Marcus Fabian
  • Dave_CoxDave_Cox Member Posts: 83
    Marcus

    What is bluetooth?
    MindSource (UK) Limited
    Navision Service Partner

    david@mindsource.co.uk
    info@mindsource.co.uk
  • mfabianmfabian Member Posts: 187
    In short words: Hardware which connects different kind of equipement via short-range radio signals in 2.4 GHz range, thus avoiding cables and infrared connections.
    in the second step bluetooth defines standards for data-exchange which will make all kind of synchronizations easier.
    see www.bluetooth.com for details.



    Marcus Fabian
    m.fabian@thenet.ch
    +41 79 439 78 72
    With best regards from Switzerland

    Marcus Fabian
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