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Select the user from the participants list.
You will be directed to your selected user’s chat window.
To send a text message/attachment to multiple numbers of users/groups at a single point in time.
Click on to enable Forkout feature, as directed by the arrow from the figure below.
The Forkout icon turns red once it is enabled.
A pop-up menu appears on the chat window with a search filter.
Select the users/groups by typing the name in the search bar, as directed by the arrow, as shown in the figure below.
Forkout is being succesfully enabled. You can see the number count of the selected users and groups, as directed by the arrow in the figure below.
Enable or Disable the Fork out marker as per your need, as shown by the arrow in the figure below.
When enabled, the message/attachment that was forked out will have a Fork Out icon indicator shown in it.
Now enter the text message/attach a file.
Note: You can type the text message/select the attachment and enable Forkout, or can do the vice versa.
Click to send text/attachment.
You can see the text messages that were received by the selected multiple recipients and by multiple groups, as indicated by the arrow from the above figure.
Click on the symbol to see the feature Forkout as directed by the arrow, as shown from the figure below.
Click on the Forkout icon to enable feature functionality as directed by the arrow from the figure below.
A window appears with the tabs of Recent, Favourites, Groups and Users as shown in the figure below.
To send a text message to multiple users or multiple groups at a single point of time:
Choose users or groups randomly by selecting the checkboxes; from the options of either Recent, or Favourites, or Groups and Users, by scrolling down the list, as shown in the figure below.
The window shows the checkboxes of selected users and groups with a tick mark.
Click Back as directed by the figure below.
Now enter the text
Click to send text.
You can see the text messages, received by the selected multiple recipients and by multiple groups, as indicated by the arrow from the above figure.