send email from command line

Best Command Line Smtp Sender for batch jobs. You can call email sender from Windows Prompt, call from any software.

If you have the need to command line send email On Windows, this mailer is perfect. You can attach files to email, use HTML e-mail messages, use CC (Carbon Copy) and / or BCC (Blind Carbon Copy). Call it from Scheduled Tasks, CGI scripts, VBA, virtually from any software.

Command Line Smtp Client for Windows features:

• Command Line smtp mailer for batch jobs
• Send email from Command Prompt to any number of recipients
• Send email from Scheduled Tasks, any software
• Use SMTP mail server authentication before sending email
• Send email using CC (Carbon Copy) and / or BCC (Blind Carbon Copy)
• Read list of CC recipients from text file
• Read list of BCC recipients from text file
• Read the body of the message from text file
• Read from, to, username, password, subject from text file
• Read arguments from text file
• Send email with unlimited attachments
• Send email message using plain text message or HTML message
• Set SMTP server address and SMTP server port. The address may be used as a traditional URL (e.g. mail.sender.com) or as an IP numeric address (e.g. 10.25.125.123)
• Log support
• Fast Install / Uninstall
• small executable size
• FREE lifetime updates / upgrades for registered users

Command Line Smtp Mailer Options:

• Server
  Specify your e-mail server. e.g. --server smtp.mydomain.com

• Port
  Smtp server port number, default is 25. e.g. gmail port: --port 465

• From
  Your E-mail Address. e.g. --from myname@mydomain.com
  Read from text file: --from "D:\from.txt" (since version 9.04.09)

• To
  specify a recipient. e.g. --to myfriend@yahoo.com
  Read from text file: --to "D:\to.txt" (since version 9.04.09)

• Username
  Your Login username. e.g. --username myname
  Read from text file: --username "D:\name.txt" (since version 9.04.09)

• Password
  Your Login password. e.g. --password mypassword
  Read from text file: --password "D:\pass.txt" (since version 9.04.09)

• Subject
  E-mail Subject, which should be the short description of your e-mail content.
  e.g. --subject "Good News"
  Read from text file: --subject "D:\subject.txt" (since version 9.04.09)

• Text Body (\r\n means newline) Write the content anything you like.
  e.g. --textBody "Hello,\r\nI'm David"
  or read message from local text file: --textBody "D:\message.txt"
  or read message from remote text file: --textBody "http://www.mydomain.com/message.txt"

• Html Body
  Use HTML code to write the content. e.g. --htmlBody "Hello,\r\n I'm<b>David</b>..."

• Attachments
  Add Attachments. e.g. --attachments "D:\info.doc" "D:\my pic.png"

• CC
  “Cc” is an abbreviation of “Carbon Copy”. If you want someone, other than the direct recipients, to see your message, set those people’s e-mail addresses to the Cc field.
  e.g. --cc "john@yahoo.com,donna@hotmail.com"
  Read list of CC recipients from local text file(one line one email address): --cc "D:\My Customer.txt"
  Read list of CC recipients from remote text file: --cc "http://www.mydomain.com/customer.txt"

• BCC
  “Bcc” is an abbreviation of “Blind Carbon Copy”. It works exactly like Cc, but the e-mail addresses in Bcc field are not disclosed to recipients.
  e.g. --bcc "john@yahoo.com,donna@hotmail.com"
  Read list of BCC recipients from local text file(one line one email address): --bcc "D:\My Customer.txt"
  Read list of BCC recipients from remote text file: --bcc "http://www.mydomain.com/customer.txt"

• SSL
  SSL creates a secure encrypted connection between your email client application and email server.
  e.g. --ssl true or --ssl false, the default value is false.

• Authenticate
  E-mail authentication is the effort to equip messages of the e-mail transport system with enough verifiable information, so that recipients can recognize the nature of each incoming message automatically.
  e.g. --authenticate true or --authenticate false. the default value is false.

• Just Print (since version 9.04.09)
  --justPrint true to print all parameters, but not actually execute them. This is a useful feature for learning this software.

• @cmdfile
  Read arguments from cmdfile. e.g. SendEmail @cmdfile

• Help
  Output this help message: SendEmail --help

• Version (since version 9.04.17)
  Output version message: SendEmail --version

• Exit (since version 9.04.17)
  To exit program, type “exit” at the prompt: SendEmail --exit

• Man (since version 9.04.27)
  Open web browser on manual page: SendEmail --man

• Home (since version 9.06.06)
  Open web browser on home page: SendEmail --home

• Log (since version 9.04.27)
  Open Email Sent log file: SendEmail --log

  Send Email From Command Line in Windows has proven to be powerful, well-supported, 
  and easy to use in our business.         ---Customer (San Jose, CA)
  

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