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				 SMSer v0.3-svn
IMPORTANT: please make sure you have a complete running CenterICQ installation where the executable is located in: '/usr/bin/centericq'

SMSer is a command-line application that lets you send an SMS messages to a list of phone numbers located in a file. It places all the messages in the CenterICQ's queue and when CenterICQ is invoked all the messages are sent to the recipients.

An example recipient list is included.

These are the current available options:

Usage: SMSer [OPTION]
General options:
  -m <message>  Message to send
  -M <path>     Path to the filename containing message to send:
  -f <path>     Path to the filename containing list of phone numbers
  -F <number>   Single number to send message to
  -b <buddy>    Single/Multiple buddy name to send a message (separated by a ',')
  -h    Display this message
  -q    Invokes CenterICQ Auto Control and sends SMS messages
  -Q    Simply starts the normal CenterICQ
  -a    Enables the system that manages multiple accounts
  -A <path>     Supply an alternate accounts file

Examples of usage:
 SMSer -M messagefile -f phonelist -q -a
 SMSer -m "hello world" -f phonelist -q -a
 SMSer -M messagefile -F +972123456789 -q -a
 SMSer -m "hello world" -b buddy1,buddy2 -q -a
 SMSer -M messagefile -b buddy1 -q -a




The command must be invoked with either the -m or -M option.
The command must be invoked with either the -f, -F or -b option.

The options -q -a are optional, but recommended!

See also the screencasts I have done on the subject here:

A small howto about the commandline and configuration in English
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBRaf6f9oNw

A video of the GUI written in wxpython
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceiM91era2A

Having problems registering new accounts?
ICQ seems to have blocked us out using the greasemonkey script,
However, its seems to be possible to use it on http://www.proxyindex.com/ .
You can simply go in to this URL: http://www.proxyindex.com/proxy.php?q=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuaWNxLmNvbS9yZWdpc3Rlci8%3D&p=1e3

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