Recieve Long SMS

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i download update smspdulib from codeproblem.com its support multipart or long sms .but still a bug decode function and bug is when i receive multipart or long sms last part of sms convert to some garbage collection .if i recieve three parts sms..first two part recieved correctly but third part show like that please check this and guide me how can i solve this problem..

[1st Part]

I used the Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1 (it was one year ago) because Visual\r\nStudio 2005 has a SerialPort-component. You just have to connect with that

[2nd Part]

port to your modem/handphone, and read all the messages.\r\nI made a project that reads messages from a database and sends them, and\r\ninserts the rece

[Third Part]

RmKIAZKggCOKgAR]AB]_iQKeAhCEYK]@(QKeKAnCgABYg_Afkaa_eiAL_eP_kegADKioKK]AhQKAf[gAF_kYIADKAfK]IAJiGY@Jee_e[fkaa_ei]@Yg_A \t+[@

Posted 29-May-10 17:28pm

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Updated 30-May-10 1:03am

OriginalGriff

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2010-05-30T01:02:00

I assume you mean "codeproject.com" not "codeproblem.com", and I assume you mean this article: Library for Decode/Encode SMS PDU[^]

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