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sendEmail is a command-line outgoing e-mail SMTP client. It is used for sending e-mails from the command line, and can therefore be easily embedded into other applications or scripts. The program is written in in Perl and is distributed under the GNU General Public License. All fields of the sent e-mails (such as the sender and reply-to addresses, recipients, message body, subject and attachments) are specified as command-line arguments, as well as other parameters (such as the SMTP server name, user and password for SMTP account, network timeouts, etc.). The sendEmail client was written by Brandon Zehm. From Wikipedia under the
GNU Free Documentation License  bizsupportonline.net SYM Wong-A-Ton 2009-05-15 08:12:57 Learn how you can access InfoPath form fields from a SharePoint Designer workflow and use a condition in the workflow to take action based on the value of a field in the InfoPath form.  m.rtijn.info martijn 2009-05-20 23:46:00 Send email. to objects! Most objects here at home (in Amsterdam, NL) are equipped with RFID tags. As a consequence, every object has it's own text-to-speech voice mailbox. Whenever an object's tag is picked up by the RFID mirror, ...  tothetech.com Karthikeyan 2009-04-23 05:30:05 If you are going out of your room or house unfortunately you have missed to send a text email and you have logged out from email account. In this case you can. From Google Blog Search: "SendEmail" |
