Hello Jacob,

SMSLib is so much wide that it has plenty of useful libraries you can use. 
But you must first consider to do the installation based on this 
instruction here <http://smslib.org/doc/installation/>. Since you're 
working under *Windows 7 with 32-bit system*, you must have Java (*32-bit 
version* obviously) and a *32-bit RxTx dll* to communicate with serial 
devices such as GSM modem.

So once installation is done, you may proceed in coding and constructing 
your SMS application.

You may add the SMSLib to your IDE's project (eg. *NetbeansProject *or* 
Eclipse's workspace*) and you may check some example code for Sending and 
Reading SMS at package* java.examples.modem*

But if you want, I had created an easier utility for Sending and Reading 
SMS which also uses SMSLib internally.
Link here <https://space.zeo.net/g/1spiy>

Find SendReadSMS.java to get started. But the main SMS framework class is 
the SMSModule.java

If you have some question, don't hesitate to ask me.

Regards,
Erieze Lagera

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