What to do?  Well, you need to customize this to work in your environment.

CreateDatabase.sql
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This is the SQL script that will create the tables in whichever database you use in MySQL.
If you are going to use Access or something else, you can try to run the SQL there.  You'll probably get errors.  Your best bet is to use it as an example or DDL.


Settings.inc
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Open in notepad, change the mail server info to match your configuration.
For example, if you hosting provider allows ASPMail from Persits, you would change the MailType variable to "Persits".
There are three supported mail components: CDONTS, CDOSYS, and Persits.
Also, you need to put in your own mailserver, login name, and password.

Further, you will need to specify the TimeZone correction.  This is used when your server is in a different timezone than you.  If this is not your case, set this to 0.


smsODBC.inc
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If you are using MySQL, you need to put in your own database name, username, and password.
If you are using Access or something else, you will want to change the parameters.  
Note, you may have to change the SQL commands in the various scripts if you are NOT using MySQL.  If this is the case, no biggy...just search for "SQL", and you will find all of the SQL.
For example, in access, you need to put a # around date values...so you'll have to change some of the sql commands to allow for that.
Because I am nice, I've included all the major ways to connect to various other databases...they are just commented out.


batchSMS.vbs
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There are two variables you need to change here.  They are commented.
Schedule this script on your local machine.  It will go out to the internet site you specify at the times you schedule and trigger the messages to be sent.
It also writes a log that says it sent a message and the time it sent.