Txt Android SMS

Hehe, you can link the computer and pc suite, and then back up the short message, which will become txt format. If you must use mobile phone application software, you can install SmartFileMan file manager. The specific method is probably like this: the short message to be turned into a txt file is stored in the draft box in MMS format (method: click Send in the short message stored in Notepad, select the MMS being sent, and click Close directly after loading). Then open the installed SmartFileMan file manager and click "SMS Inbox" to find the file with suffix. Txt is in it, copy it to the folder you want to save on disk E or disk C, and finally delete the MMS in the draft. This multimedia message won't be sent out, so it doesn't cost money. Haha's laughter ...