A multimedia message may contain images, voice or text. Most cell phones support MMS up to 100 KB in size. After you check whether your phone supports MMS, you will need to have the MMS service activated through your network carrier. The recipient can receive the MMS only if his cell phone also supports this feature.
Instructions
1. Navigate to your web browser and open a website that offers downloads of funny animated messages, pictures or short sound clips. Some options are Funny Junk, Deviant Art, Eat my Data and Mobile 9.
2. Choose a file that you would like to share with your friends through MMS.
3. Select the item. Click the "Download" button. Save the file on your computer's desktop with a file name of your choice.
4. Connect your cell phone to the computer using its USB data cable. When you start the data transfer mode, drag the MMS file from the desktop to the cell phone's folder, then disconnect the USB cable when the file transfer is complete.
5. Go to "Menu" on your phone.
6. Select "Messages", then "Multimedia Messages."
7. Select "Create."
8. Select "Options", then "Insert."
9. Select the MMS file you transferred from your computer.
10. Choose "Send." Enter the recipient's cell phone number.
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