sending email in batch?

[tcpman]

i saw some batch and vbs codes that do this job
but i wonder it is possible to do this without using outlook?
because most of codes using the outlook for sending emailes!

also sory i forget but which ev will point to usb drive?

one more question
i think most of you guys see some of simple graphical things in this forum for batch
how they actully do this? i mean how they work with colours in batch?(not color command)

tnx

[foxidrive]

i saw some batch and vbs codes that do this job
but i wonder it is possible to do this without using outlook?
because most of codes using the outlook for sending emailes!

See if you can find one here:

https://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en& ... ostips.com

also sory i forget but which ev will point to usb drive?

Wots an ev?

i think most of you guys see some of simple graphical things in this forum for batch
how they actully do this? i mean how they work with colours in batch?(not color command)

They use an executable written by a third party. There are ones posted on this site in the graphics threads.

[penpen]

Not always third party, but a tricky use of the (external) findstr.exe command:
http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=32630
But the third party versions are probably faster, as there is less overhead.

penpen

[tcpman]

tnx for replay
well i mange to send email using vbs and bat and it will work only a little problem is the start command wont excute the vbs file!
but i am not sure i recived some emails but i also click on vbs file so i am not sure



by ev i mean environment variables


penpen@
tnx for that topic well the code is a little hard but i try to figure it out looks like it is easier than other codes that i have been see!

[Squashman]

You shouldn't need to use the start command to launch the Vbscript.
cscript //nologo email.vbs
Should work just fine.

[tcpman]

can we give it a address? i try but looks like its accept only the filename

[Squashman]

can we give it a address? i try but looks like its accept only the filename

Address? Do you mean directory path?
If so, that should work just fine.

[tcpman]

tnx
only two more problems
1-i use .AddAttachment for sending a file but its not working i think it need one more line of code
.Item("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendusing") = 2 something like this


2-because i am wrting the info in a vbs file (using echo >>) the password of my email is visible

[Squashman]

Attachments

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objEmail.AddAttachment "C:\VBscripts\email\Attach1.txt"
objEmail.AddAttachment "C:\VBscripts\email\Attach2.txt"

Send Using.

Code: Select all

1 - Send message using the local SMTP service pickup directory.

2 - Send the message using the network (SMTP over the network).

[tcpman]

now the only problem is the password is visible
if user wants he or she can get the password of email

is there any way that we dont need to create the vbs file but run the vbs code?
i dont know perhaps we can run the command in batch?
oh and tnx for answering my noob questions

[penpen]

You may write a hybrid batch/vbs/wsf file and pass the password as a parameter, or read from keyboard.

See Livius method how to write such a hybrid file:
http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=33963#p33963.

penpen