HTML - HyperText Markup Languagethe coding language used to create Hypertext documents for use on the World Wide Web. The markup tells the Web browser how to display a Web page's text and images for the user.
Please note - scripts and stylesheets must be in HTML file (not as external files), and images must be in the same folder where HTML file is located.
Example 1: sending HTML email message
C:\>febootimail -FROM john@sender.com -TO info@febooti.com -HTMLFILE c:\files\message.html -TEXT "Alternative text for mail programs that does not support HTML email messages"
Example 2: another way to send email as HTML is to use -HTML. (in this example message.txt contain HTML text and / or tags)
In these two examples above localhost (127.0.0.1) is used as SMTP mail server. If you are not using febooti Command line email on server, you probably will need to use two additional parameters -SERVER and -PORT Example 3: sending mail using external mail (SMTP) server
C:\>febootimail -SERVER mail.sender.com -PORT 25 -FROM john@sender.com -TO info@febooti.com -TEXT "command line mailer using -SMTP"
TIPs - how to work more efficient
The easiest way to send your HTML email is to write your letter in an HTML editor first
You can use -MSG or -BODY or -MESSAGE instead of -TEXT
You can use -SUBJ instead of -SUBJECT
You can use -SMTP instead of -SERVER
If parameter -PORT is omitted, default (25) is used
