Use
This procedure is used to create and send a short message quickly. It can be called anywhere in the R/3 System from the system menu. You do not have to end your current work in the system beforehand because a new window that is independent of the current window is displayed when the function is called. The window is closed again after the message is sent and you can continue to work in the original window.
It is advisable to specify an expiry date for short messages that have an information value that is limited in time. By doing so, you save yourself and the recipient clear-up work and reduce the system load.
Procedure
1. Choose System
® Short message or
New Message.Wait until the system has opened a new session.
and select a file from the folder structure of your PC. The tab page Attachments is added to Document content and Attributes. All attachments to the message are listed on this tab page and can be processed.
If you send to recipients that are not stored in the address management, you have to choose the direct recipient types (for example, fax or Internet address) corresponding to the relevant communication method. In this case, you have to add the recipient-related additional information yourself. Entry help is available for this. To do this, proceed as follows:
If an LDAP service is connected, you can search for addresses in it. You access the
.This function can only be used for external sending if it is supported by the external communication system.
.Result
The short message is sent. Afterwards, the session is closed again automatically. If you want to know whether the recipient has received or read the short message, switch to your Business Workplace and in the outbox folder Documents, call the
recipient list for the message.
To be able to see whether the recipient has received or read the message, the send option Place in outbox after sending has to have been selected. If the message was sent externally, you can only see whether the recipient has read the message if this function is supported by the external communication system.