Best-selling SMS Bee! Buy now!Features:UPDATED NOV!Support International Windows Mobile like Windows Mobile Norway!UPDATED SEPT!Delete multiple messagesProgram responsive when downloading SMSes!Detects ActiveSync connection instantly!Download SMSes quickly!Error reporting more accurate and resolution faster with errors automatically recorded and compiled in files!Remember your lasting sorting (eg, newest SMS on top) preference!Works error free even phone unplugged accidentally!More...And all these great features you expect!Download Messages Manually AutomaticallyRetain Messages on PhoneDelete MessageFilter MessagesCreate a filter folder where only messages that are say 2 weeks old and are from and to "Dave" are shown automatically!Full functionalities trial!Save your Short Message System (SMS) from your Windows Mobile phone to PC.Messages are saved in Microsoft Access database so messages are not saved in proprietary format but can be viewable using Microsoft SQL tool downloadable from Microsoft.SMS messages are either downloaded to PC and deleted from phone or you may choose to download messages to your PC but leave the latest messages on the phone for reference, option customisable through a user-friendly menu.Messages can be filtered to show only those from your chosen sender or matching your keywords. Please customise through the menu.
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SMSBee - Save your SMSes to your PC!
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| Requirements | Windows XP,Windows Mobile 5 | ||
| Downloads | 0 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | TT Solution | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 15 Jun 2008 | ||
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