SMS Flirt Blaster
v3.41
SMS Blaster is freeware SMS Desktoptool Multilingual: german & english
* Normal SMS, 160 Characters, no advertising
* Long SMS, consisting of up to 9 parts
* Arabic & Asiatic SMS
* Blinking SMS
* Flash SMS, even blinking
* Messages may be overwritten, even if already received on mobilephone
* Operatorlogos
* Ringtones
* Picture messages
* VCards, even blinking
* Any binary data
* Any originator, also alphanumeric
* Phonebook with the ability to detect duplicates and Templates
* Functions to import textfiles and SMS Blaster databases
* Personalized sendings (like Mailmerge)
* Detailed tracking and documentation of your sendings
* Integrated mini browser to watch the logo collection of ASPSMS
* WAP Push SMS picture or text (drag and drop)
* Sendlog with delivery notifications
* Very detailed explanations regarding the deliverystate of messages and corresponding filter options
* Deferred delivery time with the ability to define periodic send-jobs
* Very fast, throughput until 15 SMS per second
* No need for additional hardware, only access to the internet required
* Sending of bulk messages possible
* Source available for free, and may be adapted to your own needs (Visual Basic 6.0)
http://www.smstreff.ch
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