| check |
Text the word check
to retrieve a list of your most recent 7 new email messages.
What does it all mean?
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The identifier for this message. You'll use
this number in the peek and read
keywords (below) |
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The email account alias of the sender. |
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How long ago the email was sent (m = minutes,
h = hours, d = days, dd/mm = date) |
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Length of the email thread in text messages. |
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1)
You send: check
2) Example result sent from Tapgad:
From: mail@tapgad.com
1. abrody 5m 1T
2. jdoe 10m 3T
3. jsmith 1h 2T
4. mary.jones 3h 2T
5. doug.wilson 5.5d 5T
6. snowgoddess 10/20 4T
7. yoyoboy 10/15 35T
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| peek # |
Text the word peek with
a number from the check message corresponding
to the email you want to "peek" at.
The peek keyword will send back 1 text
message with the first characters of the email message.
See read to get the whole message |
1)
You send: peek 4
2) Example result sent from Tapgad:
From: m_4_mary.jones@tapgad.com
hey, just wanted to check to see if you got that file on tuesday?
drop me a note if you had any trouble opening it. see you soon, mary |
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| read # |
Text
the word read with
a number from the check message corresponding
to the email you want to read.
The read keyword will send back many
text messages with until the whole message is sent (5
msg default maximum - you can change this in your
preferences)
The beginning of each message will indicate the message number
out of the total. (i.e. 1/2) |
1)
You send: read 3
2) Example result sent from Tapgad:
message 1
From: m_3_jsmith@tapgad.com
1/2:hi john, do you want to go to that restaraunt again tonite?
I just can't get enough of that clam chowder! last night
i had the weirdest |
message 2
From: m_3_jsmith@tapgad.com
2/2:dream about your uncle louie. i'll
tell you about it later. well call me later about dinner.
bye hun. |
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| to reply...
(this is not a keyword) |
| Just hit
reply! Tapgad will process your response and send it
to your recipient as if it came from your email account.
| 1)
Example what you send from your phone:
To: m_4_mary.jones@tapgad.com
hey Mary! I got the file and opened it just fine. Thanks again for sending it :) Joe |
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| compose email...(this is not a keyword) |
Composing an email on your phone will send an email to your recipient as if it came from your email account! So if your email account is johndoe@gmail.com, then whoever you are sending it to would receive an email from johndoe@gmail.com.
Text the following to mail@tapgad.com:
- recipient_email@their_account.com: Type your message here after the colon. Thanks.
- Example is -> mary.jones@gmail.com: hey, what are you doing tonight? give me a call later if you want to meet up. thanks, John
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| peek [#'s] |
Text the following:
- peek by itself and you'll get a 1 text message preview of all your messages. This is a substitute for the check keyword. Both should not be used in the same email checking session.
- peek 1 2 3 will send you 1 text message of message 1, 2, and 3 that are from the check command. That means you must do the check command before using peek in this format.
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| read # [limit] |
Text the following:
- read 1 3 and you'll get a 3 text messages from message number 1. Once again, you must have done the check command first.
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| formatting options... |
Tapgad only requires you hit the keys in the correct order:
- check
= Agdaj (text mode)
= Check (T9Word)
= 24325 (Number mode)
- peek
= pddj (text mode)
= Seek (T9Word)
= 7335 (Number mode)
- peek 1 2 3
= Pddj . a d (text mode)
= Seek . A e (T9Word)
= 7335#1#2#3 (Number mode)
- read 3 2
= Pdad d a (text mode)
= Read e a (T9Word)
= 7323#3#2 (Number mode)
Just remember to hit the keys in the right order for these keywords and you'll officially be an advanced user!
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Check
your POP3 email via text (mail@tapgad.com)
