What this does:
Allows you to predefine any file you want to be able to send to an email address via SMS.  Once it is setup,
you simply send an SMS to the linked email account, enter in the recipients email address at the 
beginning of the text message inside double quotes, followed by whatever file you want to send.  Below are 
some examples:

"joesmith@gmail.com" resume        => will send my resume to Joe Smith
"joesmith@gmail.com" vcard         => will send my electronic business card to Joe Smith
"joesmith@gmail.com" resume, vcard => will send both my resume and electronic business card to Joe Smith

If you have any questions, please send an email to x68507@gmail.com and I will respond as soon as I can (I
do not check this regularly, so it might be awhile before a response...sorry)

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How to Use:

1.   Install Outlook (it works in both 03 and 07)
2.   Set up Outlook to fetch mail from an email account (I use a dummy Gmail account that only I text to,
     but this should still work with a normal email account)
3.   Create a new, top level folder titled "Texts" (it should be under Personal Folders and not Inbox)
4.   Set Outlook to fetch new mail every minute to have the most timely responses
5.   Hit Alt+F11
6.   Copy and paste "ThisOutlookSession" into the module that says ThisOutlookSession (expand Microsoft Office
     Outlook Objects in the right hand pane)
7.   Right click on the Modules folder and select Insert=>Module
8.   Copy and paste "GetEmailAttachments" into the new module that you just created
9.   This step requires a little understanding of coding, so if you don't know it, then best of luck
	a.  Find the following code under Reads email from text


		If Trim(Left(attach, InStr(attach, ",") - 1)) = "resume" Then
			ending = ".doc"
		ElseIf Trim(Left(attach, InStr(attach, ",") - 1)) = "vcard" Then
                	ending = ".vcf"
		End If

		attach_filename(k) = "D:\Academics\Text Attachments\" & Trim(Left(attach, InStr(attach, ",") - 1)) & ending

	b.  Put as many IfElse statements as the number of files you want to be able to send
	c.  Change the If Trim...="xxxxxx" to whatever the filename is
		* This is the keyword that you will text to yourself, so make it descriptive, but simple
	d.  Change ending=".xxx" to whatever each file extension is
	e.  Create a folder somewhere on your drive and put all the files there
	f.  Change attach_filename(k) = "D:\...\" to whatever folder path you put the files in
		* Make sure you have the very last backslash in the quotes


9.   Select File=>Save VBAProject.OTM
10.  Restart Outlook
11.  Send text messages to the email account you linked to
12.  Below is a sample text that will send my resume and business card to Joe Smith

	"joesmith@gmail.com" resume, vcard