Any Advice?
What exactly is it you are doing? iMessage is NOT an email app. Its send text messages (either iMessages or SMS/MMS). While the receiver can use an email address as the receive for iMessages, these should not arrive as emails.
I dispatch service technicians by email to phone numbers. They receive the message on their phone and they reply. Never had a problem with Samsung or any other phone until one technician got an iPhone... ? Any solution that doesn't involve opening up an email every hour on their phone would be helpful. Email apps are time consuming and costly to the business.
iMessages are not emails. Period. If your recipients are getting SMS messages as email, it is because there is a mechanism for doing so in the delivery system. It evidently uses a windows mail encode for attachments and those on iOS do not see them as embedded. If you want them to use text, and not have to open an email app, use text on both ends. Why does email come into play in the first place if you do not wish to use it? SMS texting is dirt cheap and simple to use.
When I send an iMessage to an e-mail, the recipient cannot read the words until the attachment is opened... Anyway we can get around this and have the words show up in the email?
