Simple and immediate integration.

SMSLibX can be easily integrated into your preferred Windows programming environment.

As an example, take a look to the Visual Basic code needed to send and receive SMS:

'// Visual Basic usage sample

' Modem initialization
Private WithEvents Modem As New SMSModem
...
Modem.OpenComm gsmModemAudiotel, 1, , smsNotifyAll
...

' Message sending
Private Sub cmdSend_Click()
    Modem.SendTextMessage "+393481234567", "Hello"
End Sub

' Message receiving (event)
Private Sub Modem_MessageReceived(message As SMSDeliver)
    MsgBox message.Body, , _
          "New message from " & message.Originator _
          " at " & message.Timestamp
End Sub

Really few code lines are needed!

You can download a Visual Basic tutorial containing the example here reported, besides another more complete example, in the Download section.

Otherwise if you're an Access, ASP, C# or Visual C++ developer – or you would like to extend Word and Excel capabilities to SMS – you can download the appropriate tutorials with code samples from the Download section.