To send well formated HTML email with embedded images, use -HTMLFILE command line parameter.
HTML - HyperText Markup Language: the coding language used to create Hypertext documents for use on the World Wide Web. The markup tells the Web browser (and recipients email client) how to display a Web or email page's text, images and colors for the user.
Note: scripts (.js) and stylesheets (.css) must be embedded in HTML file (not as external files), and images must be in the same folder where HTML file is located.
Example: sending HTML email message using -HTMLFILE parameter.
C:\>febootimail -FROM john@sender.com -TO cmd@dos-email.com -SUBJ email with html -HTMLFILE "c:\my files\e-mail-message.html" -TEXT "Alternative text message for e-mail clients / programs that does not support HTML email message format." Example: sending HTML email message using -HTML and -TEXT parameter.
C:\>febootimail -FROM john@sender.com -TO cmd@dos-email.com -SUBJ html mail -HTML -TEXT "This is the <b>HTML email</b> message sent from <i>DOS</i> prompt!" Note: in command line email examples above, localhost (127.0.0.1) is used as SMTP mail server. If you are not using Febooti Command line email on server and, if there is no local SMTP server, specify SMTP server using -SMTP parameter. If SMTP server authentication is required, use -AUTH, -USER and -PASS parameters.
Example: authenticate with external SMTP mail server.
C:\>febootimail -FROM john@sender.com -TO cmd@dos-email.com -SUBJ -SUBJ authentication & html -HTMLFILE "c:\mail\mail-message.html" -SMTP email.server.com -AUTH AUTO -USER john -PASS ******** - Febooti Command line email utility parameters.
- Please don't use this tool to send Unsolicited Commercial Email (SPAM).
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