When I recieve a forwarded sms text message from someone and I try to forward it to another person or reply to the original message, it AUTOMATICALLY adds everyone in the TO: that was in the original forwarded message. Basically, when I try to reply to my friend's message...my reply is going to all of his friends (and they don't know me). How can I keep my BB from adding every phone number from text forwards when I try to reply or reforward?

Hi Richard. Thers a good chance you have mail preferences setup to compose new emails in "plain text". And/Or, "Use the same message format as the original message", meaning if you reply to someone who sent you an email that is in Rich Text Format, then your reply will be in Rich Text Format but, if they send you an email in Plain Text Format, then your reply, and possibly any forwarding will be sent in Plain Text also.

For website addresses to be "clickable links" in mail, you need to ensure all emails you send, forward, or reply are in Rich Text Format.
go to Mail... Preferences... then select the Composing tab and ensure Message Format is set to "Rich Text".
Further below in the same tab you will see "Responding" and a tick box for Use the same message format as the original message (Respond using Rich or Plain Text).
If you always want to respond or forward in Rich Text only and every time, then deselect that option.
All links should work and be clickable from then onwards.

You can highlight a non working website link in the email body, right click, then select "Link" then "Add Link" to make it clickable but, you will receive a notification about converting this message to rich text format?"

Basically, the links will not be clickable if you are setup to compose new emails in Plain Text. Nor will any replies or forwards you send that are changing to Plain Text to match the format received by you from others.
Always end, reply and forward in Rich Text Format

Hope that helps.
Regards
Paul

Hi,

For iPhones using firmware 3.0 or higher, forwarding of SMS messages is a built in feature. To forward a text message, simply
1) view the SMS text message conversation containing the message you'd like to forward
2) tap EDIT at the top of the screen
3) check off the message(s) you'd like to forward
4) tap FORWARD at the bottom right of the screen
For those using older firmware, there is a third-party application for the iPhone, iSMS (or weiSMS), with which it is possible to send text messages to multiple individuals as well as forward text messages

Hope this helps.....

when it says quick reply or delete at the bottom of the text message received, scroll over that length ways and there you'll see forward :)

If it has a lighter shade then the rest of the texts than it is very possible it wont forward successfully.Try saving the picture to your phone then sending as regular picture mail.

Copy and paste into a new message.
Put your finger on the message you would like to forward. Select copy. Open a new message window. Choose the person or persons you want to send the message to. Place your finger where you enter the text and choose paste. Then send.

hi. it might be some virus kind of thing tarnsfered to ur mobile from other. it may even comes as text messages. rate me

Unfortunately it's not possible to forward texts with the SMS application that comes with the iPhone.

There is a third party application that allows forwarding text messages, but it appears to be available only for jailbroken phones: http://www.iphonefaq.org/archives/97332

There should be a third party app available in the app store soon with more robust SMS features.

As sms is text only, people will get text messages only. To convert the smiley-characters into smiley images, the receiver should have support for emoticons, or have a 3rd party program to translate the emoticons. As most phones consider SMS as text messages, they won't convert them to emoticons...

You could try sending a message to yourself, or someone else with a k850i...Just to try.