[Electronics-Talk] phone link app or others to send texts to Iphones and other IOS devices

Joseph Hudson jhud7789 at outlook.com
Thu Dec 19 04:44:37 UTC 2024


Hi Ashley, yes, you can do this. Through the phone link app. But you have to have a iPhone in order to link up your iMessages. You talked about only having an iPad. So I'm wondering if you've ever tried using just a wireless keyboard with your iPad. This would also work as well.

> On Dec 18, 2024, at 8:44 PM, Ashley Bramlett via Electronics-Talk <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> I desire to send text messages to people with IPhones or other IOS devices
> like an Iwatch.
> 
> Many people have IPhones that I communicate with.
> 
> I'd rather use my windows laptop because I have the keyboard and know how to
> use the windows keystrokes.
> 
> While I do have an old Ipad, I'm not a fan of touch screens since for me
> they seem sensitive; a two finger action may feel like a three finger one if
> you even accidently bump the screen with a third finger or touch it while
> trying to do the gesture by mistake.
> 
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> I read that the Microsoft phone link app might be a way to do this. 
> 
> Anyone used this and if so, is it usable with a screen reader?
> 
> Is the phone link app easy to use? Can you load in contact info in it like
> names and common phone numbers so you can access them easier to send
> messages?
> 
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> Do you know of other apps doing the same thing that are accessible?
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> 
> I use the standard Outlook app now for email messaging now and I heard
> sometimes you can send text messages as emails but have not tried it.
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> Thanks for any ideas.
> 
> 
> 
> Ashley
> 
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