Send Your First Text Message

Sending Your First Text Message Brought to you by Fresno County Public Library Written by Lisa Lindsay, Computer Services Librarian

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Ready to practice? Text the library! We offer free text message reference services. Today we’ll use this to practice texting. Here’s how you do it…

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Here’s what it will look like…

4. Press send and wait for your answer It’s really that easy. Save the number 66746 and our library name in your contacts to use it later.

Try it now! To: 66746 Body: askfcpl + YOUR QUESTION/COMMENT/ETC.

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