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Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> writes:       
>No, when you send it as email, you use a email server address, not a phone number.

What I'd expected. But the phone asks for the email server number. I tried to
give it a mail server address, but that data entry box allows only digits and no
alpha chars or dots. (If it were to accept the server address, I'd then expect it
to demand user name and password for authentication.)

To sum up: choosing "send message as email" it provides a box for the
"email address", then it provides a box for the "subject", then it
offers the whole screen for the message (only about 140 chars now,
because some have been used up for the address and the subject), 
then it provides a box for the "email server number".

So it seems this Nokia will not allow me to send as email. It clearly
expects the phone number of the telco's gateway.

The SCT CSR told me to enter the email address instead of the "email
server number" (he said that's what he does and it works) but because
the phone won't accept alphabetic chars here, that's not going to work
for me. (And I doubt that it does work for him.)

-- 
John Savage                (my news address is not valid for email)