Latest Scripts for Send-It/Send-it 95/ESMS

This page contains the latest scripts. If you want to update your scripts, please use this page rather than downloading the entire program again.

The script zip files contain updated scripts for the Australian Vodafone and Telstra services. If you have been having problems with either of these two services, you should download the new scripts. Four new scripts have just been added to work for BT EasyReach pagers in the UK, and the three services provided by London-Pager also in the UK.

There is one zip file for each program (Send-it / ESMS), this is done because the zip files include the number translation database. To update your scripts, simply download the required zip file and unzip it into the directory where your existing scripts are. NOTE: If you have added any numbers into the number translation database these will be lost.

The scripts included in the zip files are as follows:

UK Vodafone
UK Orange
UK Cellnet
UK One2One
UK BT EasyReach Pager
UK London-Pager (London Only)
UK London-Pager (National UHF)
UK London-Pager (National VHF)
UK PageOne Pagers
Australia Telstra
Australia Vodafone
Italy T.I.M.
USA VoiceStream

Send-It scripts
Send-It 95 scripts
ESMS scripts

Thanks to Phil Rogers, David Topelberg, Paul Denyer, Justin Stackley, Clive Goldman, Yemi, Harry Phillips, Paul Webster and Myron Szymanskyj for their assistance in writing and/or testing these scripts.

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