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    How to replace built in SMS/MMS app?

    I downloaded Handcet as a alternative SMS app and it looks pretty cool and I set it as the default but whenever I get a TXT I get two notifications now. Once from Handcet and one from the default SMS app.
    Anyone know how to disable the internal one?
    I'm running Comrom 2.1
    Thanks!
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    I think you just have to go in the settings in the defualt sms menu and turn off notifications.

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    Turn off auto retrieve from your original and then you can delete the original messaging app and keep hand cent

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    If its anything like other Android phones deleting the stock messaging app will break your ability to send and receive mms messages. Do as the previous poster said and just turn off notifications in the stock one. All the 3rd party messaging apps piggy back off the stock one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jstafford1 View Post
    If its anything like other Android phones deleting the stock messaging app will break your ability to send and receive mms messages. Do as the previous poster said and just turn off notifications in the stock one. All the 3rd party messaging apps piggy back off the stock one.

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    I have a fascinate and I don't have the original messaging in my phone. Haven't used it in about a year. Always used handcent, if you have handcent for auto retrieve you'll be fine

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