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How to Send Text Message

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Ok, so your needing to know how to send a text message! Hopefully I can help! It is very easy to send a text message with almost any cell phone. Millions of people send text messages over using the regular cell phone. It is a very fast way to send or receive information quickly without having to talk to the person for an hour!

Difficulty: Easy
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Things You'll Need:

  • Text capable cell phone
  1. Step 1

    Most cell phones are enabled to start a text message by pressing on the button that looks like an envelope. If not not to worry you can access it by hitting menu.

  2. Step 2

    If you have to hit menu, go to "messaging" and then hit "new message" then "text".

  3. Step 3

    On he bottom or to you will see "Abc" or "123" or "T9" ABC is where you may enter letters and you must hit the right number the right amount of times to select the letter. Example: If you wanted to text an "a" you would hit the number 2 on your cell phone once. Twice for a "b" and three times for a "c" ... If you needed a "d" you would hit the number 3 once. Get it!?

  4. Step 4

    Numbers can be added by changing the Abc to 123.. Also T9 is where you may hit the right button for the letter desired once and the phone will almost everytime guess the right word, so you dont have to punch in the right letter.

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