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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pendlewitch" data-source="post: 1326735" data-attributes="member: 214663">I see,It's MMS from Mac to iPhone you want. MMS is usually a chargeable service provided for by cellular companies which is why it's not OS integral. You'll probably need some sort of workaround of which there are several.From what I can see most of them use some sort of script that you need to input yourself into your Mac (not easy for the uninitiated but somebody here on the forum may help); or some use the receiving party's MMS address which you actually send  as an email to and I think it appears at the other end as an MMS.There are lists of MMS address extensions available for individual carriers. You need to know your clients MMS email address basically or add the pre-fix to these suffixes.Some info is available here:<a href="http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20071129131610346" target="_blank">Send multiple SMS and MMS via Mail or iPhone Mail - Mac OS X Hints</a>Check with your client to avoid any difficulties if he gets charged by his carrier for any MMS you send to him from your Mac because usually the sender pays under his/her contract and the Mac is not under any agreement, so it will be like a reverse-charge call in effect.</blockquote>