I like the SMS fuction in Skype preview.

Does it not mean the same thing though, just using a different word? Maybe I'm wrong but isn't the only other way to confirm something has been delivered/sent is if it's like whatsapp where it shows you they read your message.
 
Does it not mean the same thing though, just using a different word? Maybe I'm wrong but isn't the only other way to confirm something has been delivered/sent is if it's like whatsapp where it shows you they read your message.
It might be that the delivered is shown only to another skype preview user using it for sms. Much like imessage. Anyone know if that's true? I don't know anyone else using this app in my contact list other than me...

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I'm not getting any notifications on the Live Tile. I'm pinning it to Start from the app list. Is there something else I should do?
 
I'm not getting any notifications on the Live Tile. I'm pinning it to Start from the app list. Is there something else I should do?
Do you see nothing at all? All I see is an asterisk like snowflake show up after a sms is received. No values other than that in my medium size tile.

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What am I missing here? how do I set this up? I have skype preview app and if I send a sms from skype app-laptop to say my mobile phone, it gets deducted from my skype credit?
 
Does it not mean the same thing though, just using a different word? Maybe I'm wrong but isn't the only other way to confirm something has been delivered/sent is if it's like whatsapp where it shows you they read your message.

No, "sent" means, that the SMS was sent. "delivered" means that the other person has received the SMS. SMS can also be sent and not delivered, because other person currently has no network or similar.

And just to be clear, we are talking about SMS messages sent with skype preview app, not skype messages.
 
No, "sent" means, that the SMS was sent. "delivered" means that the other person has received the SMS. SMS can also be sent and not delivered, because other person currently has no network or similar.

And just to be clear, we are talking about SMS messages sent with skype preview app, not skype messages.
Even Microsoft Messaging does not use the "delivered" detail. Plus skype preview is under development and accepting feed back, so hold tight...

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What am I missing here? how do I set this up? I have skype preview app and if I send a sms from skype app-laptop to say my mobile phone, it gets deducted from my skype credit?

I started using this yesterday and loving it. I just can't say how kick *** this is having text conversations on my Surface. I can send pictures as well. '

You have to change your phone settings to skype as your default SMS messaging app and then your desktop skype preview works.

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Even Microsoft Messaging does not use the "delivered" detail. Plus skype preview is under development and accepting feed back, so hold tight...

On my phone (950XL) microsoft messaging does use that detail:
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I know it's in development, I already submited my feedback on this matter:)
 
On my phone (950XL) microsoft messaging does use that detail:
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I know it's in development, I already submited my feedback on this matter:)
It's all good, thanks. Out of the box my x3 does not display that, but that could be fw specific to your device as opposed to mine.

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Is it possible to change the notification sounds for Skype in Windows Mobile 10? Skype doesn't show up in the list of notifications in settings.
 
Is it possible to change the notification sounds for Skype in Windows Mobile 10? Skype doesn't show up in the list of notifications in settings.
My install shows up and it is able to be changed that way.

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normally once you send and receive a message in that app that seems to add the app to the list, then you can change settings,
 
No, "sent" means, that the SMS was sent. "delivered" means that the other person has received the SMS. SMS can also be sent and not delivered, because other person currently has no network or similar.

And just to be clear, we are talking about SMS messages sent with skype preview app, not skype messages.


Hm did some research on the sent vs delivered (not skype specific) and it's interesting. I think semantically sent vs delivered is not that different in the english language (e.g. I sent the mail to bob vs I delivered the mail to bob). But when looking it up in relation to phone messages I found old threads where people on verizon had questions about a message being indicated as sent versus delivered and what the difference was. I've never encountered having to really distinguish the two (never been on verizon either), so this was an interesting thing to learn today!

Yes, I know we are talking about SMS messages sent with skype preview app.
 
Sent means successful delivery from your device to the network server. It does NOT mean the other person has received it, I know this for a FACT as I am a Mobile telecoms Manager. Other person might have their phone OFF but you can still send to them, they will pick up their messages from the network once they switch on again, you need to have delivery reports ON for confirmation of delivery meaning that message has been sent to that device and received by that device.
 

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