mouse problems, are things really this easy, yup
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Uh, no. She's very much alive. Believe me if I were getting messages from the dead on my iPad I wouldn't omit that piece of information, lol.
If your IPad is the latest with a "IMessages" app like most 3rd or 4th gen IPods and Iphone have you can use it to send and receive messages to any iphone using their number or IPod or other IPad using the email system.
My wife sends and receives message to our daughter's Iphone or mine any time she is within a wifi range, it's an apple thing, except for tim Horton....they seem to be using some kind of proxy server.
It's a deal that Apple has with all service providers.....Text messages between apple devices don't even show up on any phone bill.
I get that part, Apple devices are awesome when it comes to syncing up and/or working together. But the weird part is I've never sent a text from my iPad even to her (she and my son are the only ones with iPhones). So still strange that it would come in to my iPad and not to my iPhone. It still must have been some kind of a glitch? My iPad was at home, docked but on my home WiFi, my iPhone was with me, at work on the 3G network. I should have got the message on my phone, no?
My Hotmail / Outlook just finally started working. Fk all day without your email system working is a real bummer.
One of the problems with Outlook not working, you can't access your SkyDrive files. So it's a real piss off!!
Maybe this is a sign MicroSoft best days are now behind it.. Best I sell my shares..eh!!
One of the problems with Outlook not working, you can't access your SkyDrive files. So it's a real piss off!!
Maybe this is a sign MicroSoft best days are now behind it.. Best I sell my shares..eh!!
Hotmail is now called Outlook. Name change. Looks like this, or many other colour choices.
Ah, okay. That makes more sense. I haven't used it for a while. I'm on a Mac.
First question: Did one of them send you the message....then ask them if they sent it to your email address...or whoever sent it to you.....anyhow any message had to be sent to your email address and by an apple machine. under message header (contact info) you should see who sent the message if you don't already know
Yes, it was one of them that sent the text. And I did know about the message capabilities between Apple devices but since I've never used that on my iPad, I found it weird. I could see it if I'd sent them a message first. If they kept the message open and didn't clear it, then any reply would go to my iPad.
Sorry I misunderstood and thought you were referencing the desktop program called Outlook that used to come with Windows (maybe it still does I don't know), eh1eh pointed out that they'd changed the name of Hotmail to Outlook, I'd forgotten about that. Way back in the day you could use the Outlook Program to open up Hotmail accounts on your desktop, then they stopped being able to do that. Don't know why. Anyway, that's what I misunderstood.
Also, Check on your IPhone, in settings/Messages, scroll down to send & receive ....if you have two addresses, such as your phone # and your Email there and your phone should be offline at the time the message was sent, it could possibly go to your IPad which was plugged in and obviously running
Like most people, your apple ID is your email address so it should be there as your primary address for receiving message so it could be a settings problem or a glitch in the system, if it doesn't happen regularly it's nothing to worry about.
What does genealogy have to do with how Bluetooth works which was the question asked?
