This section provides a list of functions that are specific to the Windows Mobile-based Pocket PC Phone Edition and not in the Pocket PC Standard or Pocket PC Premium.
| Function | Description |
| SmsClearMessageNotification | Cancels registration for SMS notifications. |
| SmsClose | Closes an existing SMS Messaging handle. |
| SmsGetBroadcastMsgRanges | Gets the range of broadcast messages the mobile will listen for.
Note This function is not supported for CDMA. |
| SmsGetMessageSize | Determines an upper-bound for the size of the buffer. |
| SmsGetMessageStatus | Retrieves a status report for a sent message. |
| SmsGetSMSC | Reads the default Short Message Service Center (SMSC) address.
Note This function is not supported for CDMA. |
| SmsGetPhoneNumber | Gets the phone number of the device associated with the SMS bearer. |
| SmsGetTime | Gets an estimate of the current time approximated by the SMSC's clock.
Note This function is not supported for CDMA. |
| SmsOpen | Opens the SMS Messaging component for send and/or receive access. |
| SmsReadMessage | Reads a previously received SMS message. |
| SmsSendMessage | Sends an SMS message. |
| SmsSetBroadcastMsgRanges | Sets the broadcast message range the mobile will listen for.
Note This function is not supported for CDMA. |
| SmsSetMessageNotification | Starts your application when an SMS message arrives. |
| SmsSetSMSC | Sets the default SMSC.
Note This function is not supported for CDMA. |
| PhoneAddSpeedDial | Adds an entry to the speed dial list. |
| PhoneCloseCallLog | Closes the call log. |
| PhoneGetCallLogEntry | Returns the information for the specified call log entry and then advances the seek pointer to the next entry in the call log |
| PhoneMakeCall | Dials the specified phone number. |
| PhoneOpenCallLog | Opens the call log and sets the seek pointer to start searching from the beginning of the log. |
| PhoneSeekCallLog | Initiates a search that ends at a given entry in a call log. |
See Also
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