Hello Roger.

03 Dec 06 07:23, you wrote to Bj”rn Forsstr”m:

 RN> Bj”rn Forsstr”m wrote in a message to Roger Nelson:

 RN>> I'm not sure what happened, not being clairvoyant or gifted with
 RN>> expertise in the area of SIM cards, but whatever they did worked.
 RN>> My guess is they can if the phone is off, but it's only a guess.

 BF>> A bad guess. Unless you have cards that I haven't heard of.

 RN> I don't know.

 BF>> A programmed SIM that doesn't work we throw away and get a new so
 BF>> they must have something with the connection with your card to
 BF>> the system in their program.

 RN> At first they were going to send me to their local store for another
 RN> SIM card, but then decided they could make the change all the way from
 RN> Ontario, CA.  (-:

     I might have misundrstood Bjorn a tad. There have been instances where
I have called the phone's support line and they have connected to the phone
while I was talking to them and made corrections. It would seem though that
any passwords in effect in my phone were still fuctional as they asked for my
permission to continue and in one case I had to enter a lower level password
so that they could make a correction. Convienient, but does make on think
abit.

 RN> Regards,

 RN> Roger
 RN> --- timEd/386 1.10.y2k+

Jeff

--- FMail/Win32 1.60