This command prompt utility enables users to send emails with attached files, SSL encryption, and the option to choose between plain text or HTML (with embedded images). The software allows for TO, CC, and BCC recipients, supports alternate text for HTML messages, and provides text encoding.
The utility supports TO, CC (Carbon Copy), and BCC (Blind Carbon Copy), as well as SSL and STARTTLS encryption. It also provides alternate text for email programs that do not support HTML messages and message text encoding. Compatibility with Microsoft Windows (98 / Me / NT / 2000 / 2003 / XP / Vista / Windows 7 / 2008) is also included.
Additionally, the utility can take parameters from a text file or files, and set message comment and organization. In terms of other features, the software has options for automatic updates, return codes for batch programming, the ability to send mail from any software that can execute external commands (such as CGI scripts or Scheduled Tasks), and the option to send email using CC and/or BCC. You can also set the SMTP server address and port, use mail server authentication, set message priority, and utilize EML file support.
Moreover, the software has the ability to auto-detect UTF8 encoding, support for plain text or MIME encoding (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions), and options for quiet and debug mode. If you're looking for a reliable and customizable way to send emails from the command prompt, this software may be a great option for you.
Version 5.2: More info at: http://www.febooti.com/products/command-line-email/history/
Version 4.0: Native 64-bit support. More info at: http://www.febooti.com/products/command-line-email/command-line-email-history.html
Version 3.1: Fixed: Warning messages were not displayed and logged if no error was present at the same time. In some cases popup window was not displayed. Files were not attached if file masks used to specify files located on other drive than current. Improved: Popup window modified to better represent status of email sending operation outcome.
Version 3.0: Windows Vista compatibility. Added -TOEACH and -CONFIG parameter. -ATTACH parameter allows wildcards.
Version 2.0:
Major update introduces a throughoutly reworked version with increased security, performance and stability.
New:
-SSL parameter
-STARTTLS parameter
-CR, -ENTER parameter
-SAVEEML, -OPENEML parameters
-DEBUGX parameter
and more
Supports SSL and STARTTLS encryption and new authentication methods.
Added new Command line email parameters.
Command line email now is supplied in MSI installer package which is compatible with MS Windows Vista.