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<1be516741003020424r67534dcbv7eeeb67cb0f538e3@mail.gmail.com>, Russell =

McMahon <apptechnz@gmail.com> writes
>I want to send files by email from a "DOS box" in Windows - XP, Vista,
>WIN2000, ... .
>Ideally from the command line or batch file or script.
>Batch file or DOS level commands which can be accessed via DOS calls
>from a steam driven application would be most desirable.
>
>Any amount of high level arcanery exists to do this - I'd like some
>low level arcanery.
>
>Ideally I want a system process that takes a directory of files and
>sends them one per message with a subject line to a specified location
>by email.
>(Subject line becomes a website photo title. Destination address sets
>folder & album they appear in).
>
>1st glance suggested Telnet was up to the task.
>2nd glance that it wasn't - ie file transfer is not a Telnet
>capability and variants that do have add ons.
>
>Misc Gargoyling produces no obvious solutions.
>
>Any suggestions welcome.
Maybe Karen's power Tools has something? There are a few command line =

e-mail programs that you can script.
>
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>=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Russell
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