Free send software for mac

sms_send is a small command line tool to send a short message via an IrDA or Bluetooth GSM phone. It has no GUI, so basic terminal experience is required.

It is mainly useful for scripts, e.g. to send an alert message in case of a server error.

Send my IP 1.0 comes as a reliable tool which you can always know the IP of your Mac at home. Anytime the IP changes, SEND MY IP will send you an email with the new IP address.

AppleScript: SEND MY IP understands AppleScript. You can switch ON- and OFF the Check IP every automation. And you can perform a direct IP request via AppleScript. Example scripts are included in the AppleScript folder.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.3.9
  
• HigherInternet connection

Send Files is an AppleScript droplet that attaches dropped file(s) to new mail message(s) to be sent via Microsoft Entourage.
Destination e-mail address is an input property, which can be set as default by double clicking the droplet.
Enhancements:
- The user can choose to send the file(s) immediately or to save in the Outbox.

Send As Email CMM is a Contextual menu item for sending files as email attachments.
Enhancements:
- Universal Binary, support for Intel Macintosh.

Send Complex HTML X allows you to send complex html via Entourage. It gets the source of the HTML from either a saved HTML file or from the front browser window of Internet Explorer.
It is based on Steven Friesens script for Outlook Express, but contains a number of improvements.
Enhancements:
- Does not error in Entourage 2004 if the messages account is an Exchange account.
- It works around an Entourage 2004 bug which cannot determine or set the account of a new message window of or to an Exchange account.

Send to kGTD ADVANCED is a modest improvement to the Send to kGTD script that Ethan created. Not only does it work for launchers other than Quicksilver, It has a few other improvements over the included script:

1 The kGTD file is saved once the new task is added. Computers fail sometimes, and it would be a shame to have a lot of new tasks vanish in the midst of a weekly review. Especially given the new functionality in this release, this action is now my #1 way to add tasks. I’d hate to lose ‘em.
2 Closes kGTD file on completion if it was closed already. Keep the computer clean and memory available. If the kGTD file was open to begin with, it remains open.
3 LaunchBar support. This can be activated from LaunchBar. Simple enough. Still works with Quicksilver, too. (As the previous script I sent did.)
4 Run support. If the script is just plain “run,” it will prompt the user with a dialog to enter the new task string. This permits the script to be run from Apple’s script menu, Butler, DragThing, FastScripts, iKey, or darn near anything that can run scripts.
5 Correctly matches contexts. The version included in 0.83 will return the last match, not necessarily the best match. I submitted a bug report about this on the website. There might be a better way to handle this, but this seems quick and works well.
6 Rather than use the “new” flag when creating a context or project, this will actually create a new context or project if a match isn’t found. This might be better handled through an alert of some sort (e.g. “Are you sure you want to create context: New Context?”), but I prefer this behavior.

When a single file or folder is dropped onto the Send Path to Clipboard icon, the items absolute path will be sent to the clipboard. Aliases will be treated as if they were the original items.

The script can also be used in conjunction with contextual menus.