How can N85 mobile phone send the received information to another mobile phone via Bluetooth?

There is no N85 on hand, only a 6 122 and a Samsung 85 10, hehe.

Let me talk about your supplementary question first. N85 doesn't have a pen key, but some machines such as N70\N72\6600 do. Basically, later machines omitted the pen keys, and then integrated this function into #.

Let's talk about forwarding:

The quickest and most convenient solution is to use the forwarding function directly, which is nothing more than the problem of paying more money. If both parties are mobile users, you can consider sending by fetion.

A slightly more troublesome solution is to use SMS backup software (QQ synchronization assistant, NetQin, etc. ), and then the A machine is backed up, and the B machine is downloaded with the same user name and password, which is suitable for a large number of transfers, and also supports the transfer of contacts, such as changing mobile phones (there are different brands, if they are of the same brand, just use the transfer function directly), but this is only on the premise that both mobile phones can install software.

As for using Bluetooth, upstairs said, select the information first (the received information will become editable through the forwarding function, and the draft information can be directly operated. Use the arrow keys to position the cursor at the beginning or end of the required content, then hold down the # key, and then use the arrow keys to select the required content as appropriate. At this time, the selected information will be added with a gray background), and then press and hold the # key (if a third-party input method is installed, it may become the # key plus left soft). For the installation of Baidu input method, select Copy or Cut, create a new note in my assistant notepad, then press the # key (for the reference of third-party input method, the same below) to paste the copied content, then close the current note, find the selected item to be sent from the list, and there will be a send command in the options, then select Bluetooth and search for a match (if it matches, send directly).

PS: You can check whether there is an object in the options of your SMS in an editable state (that is, after pressing forward, there is no choice) (my little 6 is only in some MMS, and 85 10 is in any SMS. Look at your 85 for yourself. The machine is different, maybe slightly different, but I'm depressed. Similarly, S60V3, why is Samsung more human? But to be honest, I don't use this function much, but I met it today, so I used this command directly, and then a list came out. You can directly select the file, click Open, and the machine will open itself with Notepad. At this time, you can directly use Send in the option and then select Bluetooth, which saves the trouble of copying back and forth.

Whether the received information is stored in the mobile phone or the memory card can be set through the setting command in the options after inputting the short message, but even if you switch to the memory card and then connect the memory card to the computer, you can't see the short message (in the memory of the mobile phone and the memory card, the short message will exist in the form of a compressed file similar to a database, and the cracked mobile phone can see this file through a third-party tool), so you want to back up the short message on the computer. Download a promised PC suite directly (go to the latest official or just find a CD) and you can solve it. With it, you can export the information of your mobile phone to CSV format, and then use the data import function to see it in EXCEL.