Microsoft Outlook Mobile Service Address

Hope I can explain something I don't understand.I've read Microsoft Outlook has a feature called Outlook Mobile Service that allows me to send SMS to my cell. To accomplish this I apparently need a web service address supplied by my carrier. How do I find my web service address?

Hi
You can always send an email to a cell phone as SMS or MMS by using these email formats:
[email protected]
[email protected]
For example, if I want to send SMS to number 123-456-7890, I will type [email protected] in the "To" email field.
Is that what you're looking for? Looks like there are some paid third party sms server options that can be used with Outlook, but I'm not familiar with that and don't believe AT&T offers anything like that.
Thanks,
Dmitriy

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