SMS Plus is a service that significantly widens the communication possibilities of the short text messages sent from your mobile phone. Since November 1, you can send text messages not only to other GSM mobile phones, but, with help of the SMS Plus service, also to fax machines, pagers, and to e-mail boxes. SMS Plus is provided to every user of the Text Service who has a mobile phone which supports the function of sending short text messages. The way in which you can send messages to fax, pager, or e-mail, is similar to that for requesting information from the GSM InfoText. Sending Text Messages to Fax Create a text message in the form of FAX_fax number_text and send it to 999111. The text will be sent to the given fax number. Don't forget to always enter the number with the area code! If you send a text message in the form of FAX_fax number_(addressee)_text, then the text in the brackets, i.e. the addressee, will appear on the fax form in the line "for:". Messages can be sent only to fax numbers within the Czech Republic. example: FAX_0267011167_(Petr Svoboda)_Test Message Sending Text Messages to Pager Send a text message in the form of OPE_operator number_text to 999111. If you send a message containing only OPE_operator number, the owner of a pager will receive a message containing only the number of your GSM mobile phone. Messages can be sent only to RDS system pagers of the Radiokontakt Operator company. Sending Text Messages to Emai Send a text message in the form of EML_address_text to 999111. In the email address, use # instead of _ and * instead of @. The subject of the message in the addressee's box will be "Message - GSM InfoText e-mail server". Instead of the name of the sender the addressee will see the number of your GSM mobile phone without the 0602 prefix. If you write a message in the form of EML_address_(subject)_text, the text in brackets will be added to the subject. example: EML_Petr#Svoboda*mbox.vol.cz_(Test)_Test Message The sending of a message to fax, pager, or email will always be confirmed by a text message on your mobile phone. Note: the _ sign stands for a gap