From the TouchFlo3D interface, go to the SMS tab. If you tap on a message from there you will go into that conversation, or if you press All Messages (bottom left of screen) then you will get the list of all conversations - select one from there.

Once in this view, press up on the dpad until you have highlighted the message you want to forward, then press Menu (bottom right) and you'll see the option.

HTH

Finally found the solution to this today! It's because SMSs are now grouped by conversation. If you go into the conversation view, you can then highlight the specific message you want to forward (tap / dpad) and then the forward option should be enabled in the menu

I don't find the 3G usage to be the battery killer - the mail culprit for me is bluetooth - 2 hours in the car over the weekend connected to the car kit took about 40-50% of my battery

Hopefully the bluetooth performance can be resolved by some better drivers / ROM update.

Yeah it probably is - the rest of the time is probably just the novelty factor of a new phone wearing off

Even though I didn't need to with the TyTN I always plug my phone in to charge when I go to bed - a habit from the early days of Windows Mobile - so personally I don't find it affects me.

I spend most of my day at or near a PC too so if need be I can just plug in a USB cable to get a boost of power. Haven't needed to yet though

Plus I've only had the phone for a week, and given previous experience it can take a good couple of weeks for the battery to get to full operating capacity.

After having the M3100 and TyTN II, plus an i780 I didn't think I'd get on with a keyboard-less phone (last one I had was the M600 and it sucked) but so far I really like the Diamond. I find the compact qwerty to be the best keyboard and have got quite used to that now.

Having used Windows Mobile since the original SPV I've become used to the battery life and always charge every night so the battery isn't an issue for me either.

The form factor is great, the screen is great, plus all of the other benefits of using WM - all good IMO.

So no, it's not just you

So it's sort of truly unlimited, as long as you don't take the p*ss

Although TBH, 500MB would actually be quite hard to hit in my case - I just use it for email and a bit of browsing from time to time... And that's probably true for most people I guess - you'd have to be going some to get through 500MB on a mobile unless using it as a modem!

If you signed up during the offer period and are waiting for your contract to change over then you should still get it - mine changed over today (offer ended yesterday) and I confirmed with O today that I have the package active on my account.

People signing up from today onwards won't get it though....

Just rang Orange as my contract switchover to Dolphin 35 was due today and according to Orange World it hadn't :/

Anyway, it has changed, and I queried the browsing package and was told it was active and had NO limit - naturally I double checked this with the guy and he categorically stated that there was no FUP, it was truly unlimited.

Now, do I be optimistic and believe him? Or listen to my naturally cynical side and accept that he didn't know what he was on about?

Probably the latter....

It's already been done Check this post on xda-developers

Sorted this - I needed to VPN into my company network and then the option appeared

Hi,

I'm trying to enable the IRM (Information Rights Management) on my Touch Diamond so that I can read protected email on the device. I'm running Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1 on Vista, and according to the help file you need to do the following:

1. Connect your device to a PC with which a partnership has been set up using a cable, cradle, infrared connection, or Bluetooth connection.
2. Click Mobile Device Settings.
3. Click Activate Information Rights Management.
4. Enter your logon credentials and click Activate. Most of the activation process happens behind the scenes and depends on server availability and network conditions.

However, I don't get the option mentioned in step 3.

Anyone else managed to do this?

If you go to [Settings / Clock & Alarms / More] there is a setting for 'Sound alarms even when the device is set to silent or vibrate' - check by default on my Diamond (TLR3 ROM). Haven't tested it as don't really use the alarm on my phone but this should mean your alarms will work even if the device is in silent mode overnight

Very true

Sorry for the brief hijack but thanks Neil - I had wondered where the reset button was! Maybe I should have read the manual

Strange, I must have been using a different thread. Ahh well it works anyway, not going to force another hard reset just yet

Nope - bootloader says SPL-1.37.OliNex

Well the 1.37 SPL seems to have sorted it - I have a nice crisp screen again now

Hmm didn't see a 1.40 - just the original, 1.37 and 1.93 - developer versions btw, I installed the unsigned TLR3 ROM. 1.37 was the recommended one for the 'fuzziness' - just finishing the hard reset process now anyway, so will so how it goes

Thanks Confucious, just about to try the 1.37 version. Fingers crossed

Thanks Neil, will take a look.

Hehe, yeah I've peeled off the plastic and I'm not drunk

It doesn't appear to be doing it all the time and it's barely noticable, will see if I can spot a pattern - maybe something interfering, somehow. If not then I might be getting a replacement!

Hi,

With the normal calendar plugin for the Today screen you can stop showing all day appointments - has anyone found a way to do the same in the TF3D interface?

Got my Diamond today, and have installed the TLR3 ROM. Have just noticed that the display appears to be slightly 'fuzzy' - if you look up close it looks like a TV picture with slightly bad reception. Anyone else have this?

Got my Diamond from Orange this morning - played with it for about an hour and now applying this - no point messing about

Thanks TLR