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 I would recommend you go to Sony Ericsson Developer Zone, register as a <br />
developer, and download the latest AT-command guide.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Milind
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I would recommend you go to Sony Ericsson Developer Zone, register as a
developer, and download the latest AT-command guide.

Regards,
Milind

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I am using VB6 &amp;&nbsp;its MS Comm control to talk to an attached GSM/GPRS modem and I am able to send text SMS by AT commands. Now I want to send MMS but don't know the AT Commands for that.<br />
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My objective is to be able to send MMS via GPRS/GSM modem or attached mobile phone, be it thru AT commands or any ActiveX Dll.<br />
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Thanx for your kind support in advance.
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I am using VB6 & its MS Comm control to talk to an attached GSM/GPRS modem and I am able to send text SMS by AT commands. Now I want to send MMS but don't know the AT Commands for that.

My objective is to be able to send MMS via GPRS/GSM modem or attached mobile phone, be it thru AT commands or any ActiveX Dll.

Thanx for your kind support in advance.

Sending MMS thru GPRS/GSM modem attached to PC

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