What the Saved Chats screen shows
You will know what each part of the Saved Chats screen means and what you can tap.
What you need
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Saved Chats is the home screen of TextPort. Here is what each part does.
Steps
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1
Open TextPort
The first screen is Saved Chats. Every chat you import lives here.
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2
Find Settings
The gear in the top right (1) opens Settings.
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3
Use the folder bar
The row of buttons (2) shows your folders. Tap All to see every chat. Tap a folder to see only its chats. The bar only shows once you make a folder.
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4
Read a chat row
Each row (3) is one chat. You see the chat name. Under it are the dates the messages cover and how many messages there are.
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5
Look at the small picture
The picture on the left is the first page of the chat. The small square shows the chat's first letter, or a contact photo.
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6
Open a chat
Tap a row to open the chat.
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Add a new chat
Tap Add Chat (4) at the bottom. It lets you pick how to import.
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Long press a row for more
Press and hold a row. A menu shows Rename, Add to Folder, and Delete.
Done
You know your way around Saved Chats. You can open, add, sort, and change your chats.
Tips
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No chats yet? The screen says Your saved chats live here. Tap Add Chat to start.
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A row that says Processing... is still being made. It takes a few minutes. You can leave the app.
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A row that says Unfinished recording has a Continue button. Tap it to finish that recording.
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Pull down on the list to refresh it.
Questions
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Not on iPhone. Use folders to keep chats apart. Inside a chat, tap the magnifying glass to search the messages.
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Long press the chat. Tap Retry.
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The dates show when the messages were sent, not when you imported them.
Next guides
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How to pick a way to import a chat
You will know which import method fits your chat, and where to tap to start it.
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How to put chats in folders
Your chats will be sorted into folders you can open with one tap.
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How to rename or delete a chat
Your chat will have a clear name, or it will be gone from TextPort.
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How to read a chat in TextPort
You will know who sent each message and when, and how to hide or show the times.
Start exporting your messages
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