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Enables you to send Picture Message, logos, caller group graphic and ring tones to your Nokia phone. You dont need a cable or infrared connection. SmartSMS sends the ring tone, logo, or graphic as an ordinary SMS (small messaging system), so you only need a modem and a dial-up SMSC (SMS server) that supports the UCP protocol. SmartSMS now has support for FlashSMS and the ability to send via TCP/IP.

Toolkit to add SMS messaging (Send and Receive) to your applications, scripts, and Web pages. Send and Receive using a GSM phone (Nokia, Siemens, Motorola) or GSM modem (WaveCom Fastrack). Or use a Hayes modem and send through SMSC provider (TAP, XIO, UCP). Connect device to PC using a data cable, Bluetooth, or Infrared. TAPI and Unicode support. Support for SMPP and XML. Samples for ASP, ASP.NET, Visual Basic, VB .NET, Visual C++, and Visual C# included.

SMSC Relay ActiveX SDK library is a set of optimized ActiveX components enabling quick creation of applications implementing the communication with the SMSC through TCP/IP protocol. Whats new in version 2.1? - SMPP protocol now allows to bind as transceiver, transmiter and receiver. - New licencing policy allowing to buy components for selected protocols. - Changes in setup program for clean installation of components and examples for selected protocols. - Added UCP protocol authorization based on OT-60 operation. - Added ability to set an alphanumeric signature (originator) in UCP protocol (all protocols are now fully alphanumeric originator enabled). - Added UCP protocol KeepAliveOperation property. - SMPP protocol now allows to set message delivery time and validity The library consists of four components, each of them implements one communication protocol. Supported protocols are SEMA (version 8.1), CIMD2 (version 1.2), UCP (version 2) and SMPP (version 3.4). Key features: - Multithreading construction ensures maximum efficiency of the sending and receiving messages process - Receiving messages sent by users to special (short) numbers (contests, surveys, voting services etc.) - Possibility to send and receive SMS and EMS messages, messages containing images, animations, logos, sounds etc. - Possibility to send and receive seven-bit text messages, eight-bit messages with binary data as well as text messages encoded in Unicode (UCS2) standard - Full information about the message delivery status - Support for messages containing user header (UDH) and for encrypted messages - Possibility to send messages in Direct Display mode (FlashSMS) - Possibility to attach an alphanumeric signature to messages - Network connection keep-alive functionality - Possibility to use in .NET environment and all environments that support ActiveX (also in ASP environment.) - Tested in cooperation with many SMSC configurations

SMS Messenger is a 32 bit (Windows 95/98/Me/NT4/2000/XP) component for sending SMS Messages to a mobile phone or SMS/Paging Messages to any worldwide network whose dial in service centre supports the TAP or UCP protocols. SMS Messenger can be used with programming languages such as C++, Visual Basic, Delphi, C++ Builder to incorporate text messaging into a developers own program

SMSC Relay VCL SDK library is a set of optimized VCL components enabling quick creation of applications implementing the communication with the SMSC through TCP/IP protocol. Whats new in version 2.1? - SMPP protocol now allows to bind as transceiver, transmiter and receiver. - Executable demo applications are now capable of sending UNICODE messages in Windows NT/2000/XP. - New licencing policy allowing to buy components for selected protocols. - Changes in setup program for clean installation of components and examples for selected protocols. - Added UCP protocol authorization based on OT-60 operation. - Added ability to set an alphanumeric signature (originator) in UCP protocol (all protocols are now fully alphanumeric originator enabled). - Added UCP protocol KeepAliveOperation property. - SMPP protocol now allows to set message delivery time and validity The library consists of four components, each of them implements one communication protocol. Supported protocols are SEMA (version 8.1), CIMD2 (version 1.2), UCP (version 2) and SMPP (version 3.4). Key features: - Multithreading construction ensures maximum efficiency of the sending and receiving messages process - Receiving messages sent by users to special (short) numbers (contests, surveys, voting services etc.) - Possibility to send and receive SMS and EMS messages, messages containing images, animations, logos, sounds etc. - Possibility to send and receive seven-bit text messages, eight-bit messages with binary data as well as text messages encoded in Unicode (UCS2) standard - Full information about the message delivery status - Support for messages containing user header (UDH) and for encrypted messages - Possibility to send messages in Direct Display mode (FlashSMS) - Possibility to attach an alphanumeric signature to messages - Network connection keep-alive functionality - Tested in cooperation with many SMSC configuration

Send text message (SMS) from your PC to a mobile phone at any worldwide network whose dial in service center supports the UCP protocol or TAP protocol. If you have a permanent connection to Internet and not a modem, or if you cant find a SMSC in your country, Text2GSM also support sending via Internet in this version. Perfect for handling alarm from other programs, thanks to the autosending feature and the possibility to start the program with commando line arguments. Updated links only.

SMS and Pager Toolkit description
SMS ActiveX control to send and receive SMS. Support for GSM Modems/Phone, SMPP. SMS Control to send and receive SMS messages. Features GSM modems (incl. WaveCom, Multitech), SMPP and SMSC (TAP,XIO,UCP) and GSM phones (incl. Nokia,Siemens,Motorola).

SMS and Pager Toolkit is a software that helps you to send and recive SMS messages.

Samples for VB.NET, VC#.NET, VC++, Visual Basic, ASP and ASP.NET. Supports Unicode, delivery reports (status reports), class0, WAP Push, WAP Bookmarks, Multi-Part, TAPI and more. Advanced logging. Thread-safe; can be run my multiple processes simultaneously and by multiple threads simultaneously. Samples for ASP, ASP.NET, Visual Basic, VB .NET, Visual C++ and Visual C# included. It has been integrated by many software vendors.

Limitations:

· 30 days trial.

SMSit description
Allows you to send a short message (Text, pictures, ringtones) to a mobile phone using your computer SMS-it is a software that allows you to send SMS to mobile phones through your computer.

SMS-it supports Picture messages, Caller Group Graphic, Operator Logo, Ringtones and Flash SMS. The messages can be sent through an attached modem, through an internet connection or directly through an attached mobile phone.

If a mobile phone is attached to the computer (IE through the IR port), the contents of the inbox can be downloaded and stored in folders. The phonebook can also be downloaded and synchronized with SMS-it!.

Sending Picture messages, Caller Group Graphics, Operator Logos and Ringtones only work for Nokia phones. Most new phones can however now receive FlashSMS.

Downloading and synchronizing the address book is possible on most mobile phones that can connect to a computer (either through the IR port or a cable link).

SMS-it! supports a wide range of protocols (XIO/TAP, UCP, INET, PDU) hence can be used for most of the SMS services.

Here are some key features of "SMSit":

· Messages can be sent either:
· Through a modem, using a dial-up SMS center
· Through the internet, using an internet SMS center
· Through a mobile phone attached to the computer (IE attached to the IR port).


Sending through the Internet
SMS-it! can send messages through the Clickatell.com gateway. Clickatell allows you to set up an account and buy blocks of SMS. You can then send the messages either through their web site or through our SMS-it!. You can send text, pictures and ringtones.

Sending through the mobile phone
When you send the message through your mobile phone (attached to the computer), SMS-it! will use the parameters (Sender ID, SMS center, etc) of your phone to send the message. Sending will work the same as when sending messages from your phone, except that you type the message on your computer.

Not all phone manufactures implement however a link to the
computer (IR port or serial cable link). You can send text, pictures and ringtones. Having the mobile phone connected to the computer has the
additional advantage that you can transfer data from your phone to the computer and back. IE you can synchronize your phone book and archive received SMS on your computer.

Sending through the modem
Sending the message through a modem will connect to a SMSC (SMS center) that relays your message to its destination. There are several mobile phone providers that offer this modem dial-up. The connection is to a local server (not to the internet), hence you need to chose a SMSC that is within your region.

Alternatively you may select to dial a server abroad, but the
communication cost will be expensive. There are two different protocols supported by the SMSC, either XIO/TAP or UCP. XIO/TAP is an older protocol initially designed for pager messages. SMSCs that support this protocol will not be able to process pictures or ringtones. They can only process text messages and can not send the SenderID. SMSCs that support the UCP protocol can send text, pictures and ringtones and support sending of the SenderID.

This download is marked as adware because it displays advertisement banners or other type of commercials while running.

Text 2 GSM description
Send textmessage (SMS) from your PC to a mobile phone at any worldwide network Send textmessage (SMS) from your PC to a mobile phone at any worldwide network. Use Internet or modem dial-in direct to operator.

Perfect for handling alarm from other programs, thanks to the autosending feature and the possibillity to start the program with commando line arguments. Text2GSM can also be used for Bulk sending (Information services, Client updates, Adverts etc).

Text2GSM is an application for sending messages to GSM phones and pagers. The possibility to start Text2GSM with argument and the Autosending function makes this application very useful in alarm and security systems.

It can also be used to automaticly check for incoming e-mails waiting on Mailservers (Internet e-mail) and alert to the phone.

Text2GSM can also be used for "Bulk sending" (Information services, Client updates, Adverts etc).

Messages can be sent through Internet or by a modem direct connection with a GSM operator with a dialup SMSC (SMS server) that use the UCP or TAP protocol.

Here are some key features of "Text2GSM":

· Needs only a standard modem and phoneline OR any Internet connection.
· Supports both UCP and TAP protocol.
· Supports sending through TCP/IP (Internet)
· Works behind proxies/firewalls as well as password-protected proxy servers.
· Flash SMS support.
· Scheduled date and time of delivery.
· Phone book to keep track of often used numbers.
· Quick message, save standard message for quick access.
· Groupsending. Send the same message to a group of people. Perfect for "bulk sending" like Information services, Client updates, Adverts etc (no limit of number of recipients in each group).
· Double message (320 character).
· Log of message transmissions.
· Autosending. Let Text2GSM check for existens of files in a folder. When the folder contain files, those will be sent out. The recipients can be specified in the file or the files can be sent to default name (or group) in the phonebook.
· Text2GSM can be setup to check for E-mail on a POP server. It can then send the result (number of mail waiting and the sender of the mail) to the phone.
· Starting with arguments. It ́s easy to send message from other applications by starting Text2GSM with arguments. Arguments are: operator, recipient (up to 40 or a existing phonebookgroup) and message.


Limitations:

· Text2GSM is fully functional but with some limitations, e.g. startup is delayed 20 sec, you can only save 4 phonebook records and so on. It has a 30 day trial period.

ActiveXperts Network Monitor monitors Windows, UNIX, LINUX and Novell computers and TCP/IP devices. It runs a service on a Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 platform. User Interface is Web based, a Win32 explorer-like user interface is also included.

When the engine detects a failure, it alerts via network message, e-mail, pager, SNMP Trap (SNMP v1 and SNMP v2c) notification or SMS message (support for TAPI, Unicode, TAP, UCP and FBus). The software takes a corrective action automatically.

It can monitor Microsoft SQL Serves through OLE-DB ADO interface, and Oracle through SQL*NET interface like TNS Ping. Other databases such as Access, FoxPro, Paradox, SyBase, Informix, IBM DB2 are also supported.

The product has the following built-in checks: AD, ADSI, CPU Usage, databases, directory size, disk healthy, DNS, disk drive, disk space, event log (incl. content checking), MS Exchange, file existence (incl. content checking), file size, FTP site, HTTP(s) (incl. content checking), humidity, ICMP/Ping, IMAP4, Memory Usage, MS SQL Database, Novell NDS, NTDS (NT4 compatible DS), NTP, POP3 mail server, printer, process, process memory usage, service, SMTP mail server, SNMP v1 and SNMP v2c, TCP port (incl. handshaking), temperature (requires a Sensatronics IT thermometer), UDP, UNIX shell script (RSH), VBScript (custom scripts) and WMI. Custom check routines can be written easily using VBScript or RSH. Lots of sample scripts are included.

Advanced logging and reporting through MS SQL, MS Access and Oracle
Reports are based on XML and XSL style sheet templates.
Support for foreign languages, including Arab, Chinese and Japanese.