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<title>2007-06-06 05:03:38</title>
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<description>&lt;a name="h55725-1">&lt;/a>&lt;h3> Let's say, you&amp;nbsp;write a&amp;nbsp;simple CMD&amp;nbsp;shell script that archives your data, copies them elsewhere and&amp;nbsp;shuts down the&amp;nbsp;computer &lt;/h3>&lt;a name="p55725-1">&lt;/a>&lt;p class="auto" id="p55725-1">...
You&amp;nbsp;want to&amp;nbsp;leave the&amp;nbsp;computer and&amp;nbsp;leave this script running, but&amp;nbsp;you also want to&amp;nbsp;know if&amp;nbsp;something went wrong.&lt;/p>&lt;br />&lt;a name="p55725-2">&lt;/a>&lt;p class="auto" id="p55725-2">
SMS&amp;nbsp;Reception Center contains smssend.exe utility. It&amp;nbsp;may be&amp;nbsp;called from the&amp;nbsp;command line, CMD&amp;nbsp;or&amp;nbsp;BAT script, to&amp;nbsp;send out&amp;nbsp;a&amp;nbsp;short message to&amp;nbsp;your mobile phone. In&amp;nbsp;most programming languages, it's also very simple to&amp;nbsp;invoke a&amp;nbsp;&lt;span class="nobr">command-line&lt;/span> utility. No&amp;nbsp;need for&amp;nbsp;specialized libraries, components with some complex programming interface and&amp;nbsp;the like.&lt;/p>&lt;br />&lt;a name="p55725-3">&lt;/a>&lt;p class="auto" id="p55725-3">
&lt;span class="nobr">SMS-enabled&lt;/span> scripts and&amp;nbsp;programs may&amp;nbsp;be&amp;nbsp;very useful on&amp;nbsp;a notebook that has&amp;nbsp;a&amp;nbsp;GPRS / GSM&amp;nbsp;module installed.&lt;/p> </description>
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