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The following tables show the structures supported for Short Message Service (SMS).
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Supports incoming cell broadcast messages. |
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Handles all known "message waiting" type messages. This structure is only supported by Windows Mobile Standard. |
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Catches incoming SMS messages that are not handled by one of the existing service providers. |
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Represents an SMS source or destination address. |
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Defines a mechanism to specify a list of cell broadcast ranges that the mobile will listen to. |
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Defines a mechanism to specify a list of cell broadcast ranges that the mobile will listen to. |
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Contains status report information about specific text messages. |
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Contains information used when registering for SMS notifications. |
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Contains provider-specific data. |
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Contains provider-specific data. |
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Contains provider-specific data. |
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Contains provider-specific data. |
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