MacOSG: How to print iPhone text messages
Posted by Dave Merten 
Aug 31, 2008 at 11:52pm
First of all, you need to get at your text messages. You could jailbreak your iPhone and SSH into it, but Chis Breen from Macworld came up with an easier way. Use Ecamm Networks’ PhoneView.
“Ecamm Networks’ PhoneView’s has many talents (including using your iPhone as a storage device when connected to your Mac, copying the iPhone’s music, videos, and photos to your computer; and viewing and editing the iPhone’s notes) you can export the phone’s SMS messages as text files, which you can then print.
It’s easy to use. Install it, plug in your iPhone, and PhoneView launches. To access the phone’s SMS messages, just click the SMS entry on the left side of the PhoneView window. You can copy individual messages, Command-click to copy several messages (helpful when you want to copy just those messages that are part of a particular conversation), or copy all messages by selecting one message, pressing Command-A to select them all, and clicking the Copy From iPhone button at the top of the window.”
Source: Macworld
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Dave was one of the founding guides at ‘The Mining Company,’ now known as About.com, in February 1998. Dave was their ‘Focus on Mac Support’ guide. In 2004 he started ‘G5 Owners Support Group,’ and in 2005, renamed it ‘Mac Owners Support Group.’ In 2006, he started the ‘MacOSG Support Corner’ column here at Macsimum News.
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