Ice Dragon
08-10-2001, 10:36
An old trick using Logomanager:
On the SMS Send, next to Newsflash, instead of using Normal, use Unicode. This will give you a 16-bit message with a maximum length of 70-characters.
To message blink, put it on between the esc-code \F (back-slash F)<br />example, send this message to your own phone:
This is \fblinking\f while others don't.
When received, the message with the word "blinking" will blink.<br />Now try to send this one:
This is \fblinking\f and so is \fthis\f
When received, the words "blinking" and the second "this" are blinking/flashing.
Now try to do this joke:
First put a check on the Newsflash, then set the message type to Unicode. Send this message to yourself or to a friend:
\fFailure!\f<br /> Your \fphone\f is \flocked\f out \fdue\f to \fa\f system \fvirus.\f
While typing the \fFailure!\f and pressing enter, the "Message - nn left" label should read "Message - 58 left"
Now type in the next line. Don't press enter after the "\fvirus.\f" so it won't be a two-parts message. The label should read<br />"Message - 1 left"
Click on OK to send.
When this is received, it should display:
Message:<br /> Failure!
as an immediate message with big fonts, then displayed as small fonts.<br />Notice that the work "Failure!" is flashing.
Press "read" or "show" and the next should appear:
Failure!
You phone is<br /> locked out due
the words "Failure!", "phone", "locked", and "due" are flashing.<br />Scroll to the next page and the following should appear:
to a system<br /> virus.
the words "a" and "virus." are flashing.
That's an Ice Draagon's original virus joke.<br />It won't harm your phone or anyone else's for that matter.<br />It's only a joke message.
Another joke is this:
\Warning!\f<br /> This unit is reported stolen and is currently being traced
As usual press enter after the word "\fWarning!\f" but not after "traced". Don't forget to set the Newsflash and the Unicode.
On the SMS Send, next to Newsflash, instead of using Normal, use Unicode. This will give you a 16-bit message with a maximum length of 70-characters.
To message blink, put it on between the esc-code \F (back-slash F)<br />example, send this message to your own phone:
This is \fblinking\f while others don't.
When received, the message with the word "blinking" will blink.<br />Now try to send this one:
This is \fblinking\f and so is \fthis\f
When received, the words "blinking" and the second "this" are blinking/flashing.
Now try to do this joke:
First put a check on the Newsflash, then set the message type to Unicode. Send this message to yourself or to a friend:
\fFailure!\f<br /> Your \fphone\f is \flocked\f out \fdue\f to \fa\f system \fvirus.\f
While typing the \fFailure!\f and pressing enter, the "Message - nn left" label should read "Message - 58 left"
Now type in the next line. Don't press enter after the "\fvirus.\f" so it won't be a two-parts message. The label should read<br />"Message - 1 left"
Click on OK to send.
When this is received, it should display:
Message:<br /> Failure!
as an immediate message with big fonts, then displayed as small fonts.<br />Notice that the work "Failure!" is flashing.
Press "read" or "show" and the next should appear:
Failure!
You phone is<br /> locked out due
the words "Failure!", "phone", "locked", and "due" are flashing.<br />Scroll to the next page and the following should appear:
to a system<br /> virus.
the words "a" and "virus." are flashing.
That's an Ice Draagon's original virus joke.<br />It won't harm your phone or anyone else's for that matter.<br />It's only a joke message.
Another joke is this:
\Warning!\f<br /> This unit is reported stolen and is currently being traced
As usual press enter after the word "\fWarning!\f" but not after "traced". Don't forget to set the Newsflash and the Unicode.