How to Read/view text messages on iPhone 5 and Print text messages

To print iPhone messages .it is not difficult , but before you doing so ,you'd better read this guide ,

Hey, You canont directly view your iPhone messages on computer or Mac, before this, you have to export or transfer text messages from iPhone to computer.Somebody says: backup iPhone with iTunes. Yeah, but this ways you still cannot read messages due to the backup file is inaccessable format.

Solution: It is highly recommend using Vibosoft iPhone/iPad/iPod backup extractor program, it can extract all data from iPhone to computer and print text messages.

1. One finger press on the message to bring out the Copy | More.. | Speak label.

2. Select Copy

3. Open Notes or any document page app

4. One finger press on New Note page to bring out Select | Select All | Paste label

5. Select Paste

6. Tap Bottom Left Hand Box to bring out the Mail or Print label - choose your option

Roy.Thong wrote:

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It works but it only copies 1 single message at a time.

If you want multiple messages or an entire thread (or want to backup/view/print) you will need a 3rd party application.

I'm one of the developers for Decipher TextMessage, a program that will help you print your iPhone text messages. I've gotten feedback from many of our customers who use the software for that exact purpose, so I've spent some time adding features to help support using our printouts for court cases.

There's a plain-text printout export as well as a fancier export that you can use to print with the iPhone-like text bubbles and image previews. Everything includes the party names (from your phone contacts) as well as the phone number, so you should have all of the needed information on the printout. v I hope this helps! You can try a free trial of our program on our website: http://deciphertools.com

I may receive some form of compensation, financial or otherwise, from my recommendation or link.

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An easy way to access and print text messages from iPhone is to email it to yourself.

Open the SMS message that you want to print;

tap and hold the message for a couple of seconds.

Tap the "Copy" button to copy the message text to the clipboard. Open the "Mail" app on your iPhone, enter your email address in the "To" field and then tap inside the message body text box and tap the "Paste" button when it appears to paste the contents of the text message.

Tap "Send," open the email on your desktop computer and print it out on your local printer.

You should note, though, that the time and date information does not transfer when you copy and paste the SMS message in an email.

EstebanKinard wrote:

An easy way to access and transfer text messages from iPhone is to email it to yourself.

Open the SMS message that you want to print;

tap and hold the message for a couple of seconds.

Tap the "Copy" button to copy the message text to the clipboard. Open the "Mail" app on your iPhone, enter your email address in the "To" field and then tap inside the message body text box and tap the "Paste" button when it appears to paste the contents of the text message.

Tap "Send," open the email on your desktop computer and print it out on your local printer.

You should note, though, that the time and date information does not transfer when you copy and paste the SMS message in an email.

That would help to save texts but a little complicated.

Do we really need to use these apps? Can't we just take a screenshot by pressing the Home and the sleep/wake button simultaneously and forward this to our email address or Airprint it to a airtprint capable printer? There are many useful methods for transferring and printing text messages on a computer mentioned in this Oreilly discussion: http://answers.oreilly.com/topic/4184-how-to-print-out-iphone-sms-text-messageso n-pc/