How do I view my picture message?

Hi, please delete the unsent or sent Pictures messages stored in the Sent items of your phone in order to send more picture messages. When the phone Memory becomes full the phone cannot store anymore picture messages to send. Hence please delete the pictures messages (MMS) in the sent items of Multimedia Message Sent items.

when i send a message, the message sent thing stays on the screen for seriously like 45 seconds its ridiculous...and they have already done the upgrade of the software and it didnt work

This is bcoz the message u send is stored in the phone memory or the storage card depending upon the settings.. now go to message settings and then to multimedia message settings and then change the option of storing sent message to "NO"... then Ur sent messages will not be stored and Do delete the earlier messages present,.

you will have to request for the MMS setting from the service provider and install it in your mobile.

For picture messaging there are a couple of things you and the other person needs...

1, A MMS capable phone, e.g a phone able to send and receive picture messages.

2, The correct MMS settings, both you and your friend needs settings for picture messaging, just like you need settings for going onto the net.

3, On some networks, the service has to actually be turned on by the network. e.g some networks who are behind dont have the service turned on for everyone you have to actually call them and make sure picture messaging is enabled on your account.

My first thing to check would be number 2, make sure you and your friend have the correct settings for sending and receiving picture messages, if they dont have the settings on there phone, even if your phone does then they will not receive the picture.
There are a couple of ways to get the settings.
1, You can search for the correct settings on the net for your network and make and model of handset and then manually enter them (slow)
2, Most decent manufacturers have an option on their website e.g Nokia, Sony Ericsson, to select your phone model, type in your phone number and network and have the settings sent directly to you.
3, You can call the network and get them to send the correct settings to your handset.

Here is what I do and it works for me: I go to my inbox, see the message with the attachment logo, click ok, i go all the way down to highlight the attachment, press menu and then save attachment. Choose a name and it will be stored in My Pictures. I had an error message saying "File is too long". I reseized the image to 130 x 130 pix and sent it again, did the same whole thing and now I was able to view it. However i couldn't use it as Wallpaper. Hope this works for you.

On the view, you have to touch the picture itself in the message and it will give you the option to save it.

Hi,

I think the problem here is with your connection. I understand that you have the right settings from your operator...however you should check with them to see if your line is data enabled for MMS (this is how your pictures are sent....in an MMS message).

Hi

Try this go to Message settings - Multimedia messages - Multimedia messages Profile - choose your provider.
It worked for me!!

Ok, i had this exact problem too but it was really easy to use, if you have T-Mobile it is really easy, i called T Mobile and told them that my mms doesn't work so the lady was really nice and they just trasnfer you to the department that deals with phones that aren't originally a T Mobile branded phone and she sent me a text message. It says mms support, and she will tell you to select options on the message, then save all, and then when you go to messages on your phone then setting then multimedia messageing setting you can activate the thing she just sent you and thats it it works. It sounds a little confusing but its really easy the person will walk you threw it step by step, it literally takes about 5 minutes so i was really happy.

PS. make sure you are not calling customer care from your prada phone, make sure its from a different phone! Happy picture messaging!