Let’s you know how your message is being received
The meaning of a particular message depends with the message of the sender to the receiver.
If you have received this message when you called somebody, it means that the person you tried to call is no longer using that phone, or they are out of minutes.
When you are planning a message that requests information or action and you think your request will be received positively, start with the main idea first. When the direct request is likely to be forthcoming, frontload your message, which means immediately tell the reader what you want.
Argyles stages of communication IDEA - (to have the idea) Message coded - (to write it, draw it or decide what to say etc) Message sent - (give picture, message or say it to the other person) Message Received - (heard or received by other person) Message decoded - (working out what picture, message etc means) Message Understood - (hopefully correct interpretation) (He wasn't exactly a genius eh !!! )
Message received.
Daniel Morgan had received the message
One important message received from this mobile. I want discuss with person for the important issue.
Let’s you know how your message is being received
The check mark is the notification that you have sent the text and it has been received to your destination.
When it is recieved, and exactly what time it says on your phone when it is recieved.
P1694 - No CCD message received from ECM. This is a bus communication failure between the PCM and ECMP1694 - No CCD message received from ECM. This is a bus communication failure between the PCM and ECM
All it means is that they haven't received the message yet, but they will when they come online.
it just means that the phone got it.
If it is hotmail, you will see a little icon that looks like a paperclip. If you see that, then you will know there is an attachment in the message you have received.
It depends, what do you mean by console message?
"10-4" is a radio code used by truckers and law enforcement that means "message received and understood." It is a way to confirm that a message has been understood and will be acted upon.