I have received a picture message I would like to forward it to another person

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This is what I wrote up for our inhouse manual on telephone administration for this phone:

Problem: An employee pushes the Message button to receive a message but it calls someone else's desk. This is caused by whichever extension the phone forwards to when pushing the Message light. For example: if the person at 333 pushes their blinking message light and it forwards to 316 that means that the person at 316 most likely tried to call 333, got a busy signal and accidentally pushed the Message button before hanging up thus setting 333 to call forward to their extension when they got off the phone.

All phones on our system should have this feature turned off, but if it happens this is the two step process to resolve the issue:

Solution: First, push the Message button to figure out which extension it is forwarding to. Take note of the extension and hang up. With the hand set NOT picked up, dial #409 and Release. You may have to do this multiple times to clear the call forwarding because it needs to be done for each incidence that the person accidentally set up call forward. Finally, in the management software go to Station > Station Assignments. Select the extension # that the Message button was forwarding to (the one you noted above). Under the Basic tab at #41 Active Message Waiting select Disable. Select Submit.

I'm not entirely sure but it's highly likely that when a person forwards an e-mail, the attachments (so the pictures) are not included in the forwarded mail.
Ask the person to send you the pictures manually in a seperate mail.

Hold the message you want to forward, and wait for a menu to pop up, when it does there is a option to forward it.
Hope this helps.

If you have received any picture as e mail then view that mail and there will be an option "Forward"click on it and send to the person you want

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Check in your sent folder and look at the envelope next to the message. Each envelope has a check box at the top right corner.

<>If the person you are sending the message to also has Verizon:
-If it was received by the other person, the box will be checked.
-If it has an arrow next to it, it's still in the process of being sent; possibly because the intended recipient is out of service.
-If you click on the sent message and scroll down to the bottom, it will tell you what time the other person received it at.

<>If the person doesn't have Verizon, all the messages you send (regardless of whether or not they were delivered) will have an arrow in the box and it will not tell you what time the person received the message at.

Sometimes, a message will have an I in the box. I think it stands for Incomplete; this only happens to me when I send a message to more than one person and the message doesn't get delivered for some reason.

What you would like to say is to forward the e-mail that you received into another person, right? Here's what you need to do:

1. Access your yahoo email.
2. Open the message that you would like to forward
3. Click the forward button and type the email address of the person that you would like to receive the message.
4. Then click Send

The problem is that supposedly before you can receive picture messages, you have to send one first. Tell a friend that you are going to test it out on them and send them a picture message. It will take a while for it to go through
Then all the texts that you receive before with the "download' button in them in the place of a picture automatically turn into pictures.
Unfortunately as it stands there is no functionality for saving your MMS pictures directly onto your phone, the only way it can be done is you have to forward the message to your Gmail account, which will then arrive on your phone and from there you should be able to open the email and download the picture. To do so follow these steps
From the Home screen, touch the Applications button.
Touch Messaging.
Touch the message that contains the picture or video.
Press and hold in an empty space in the message.
Touch Forward.
Type a space or other character in the forwarded message (in subject or body of message)
At To, type the e-mail address.
Press the Menu key and touch Send.
Once received in the email this can be saved but the problem is when saved it may save it without a file extension therefore making it unviewable later
This should help and do let me know

Hi
The problem is that supposedly before you can receive picture messages, you have to send one first. Tell a friend that you are going to test it out on them and send them a picture message. It will take a while for it to go through
Then all the texts that you receive before with the "download' button in them in the place of a picture automatically turn into pictures.
Unfortunately as it stands there is no functionality for saving your MMS pictures directly onto your phone, the only way it can be done is you have to forward the message to your Gmail account, which will then arrive on your phone and from there you should be able to open the email and download the picture. To do so follow these steps
From the Home screen, touch the Applications button.
Touch Messaging.
Touch the message that contains the picture or video.
Press and hold in an empty space in the message.
Touch Forward.
Type a space or other character in the forwarded message (in subject or body of message)
At To, type the e-mail address.
Press the Menu key and touch Send.
Once received in the email this can be saved but the problem is when saved it may save it without a file extension therefore making it unviewable later
Best of luck
And do let me know if it helped

Try saving the pictures to your phone first than sending them to your e mail