You can assign a priority to email. The priority is only meaningful to you and your recipients. It does not affect the way mail transport systems handle the messages. New messages are created with a Normal priority by default. A high priority message usually are highlighted - has an exclamation point next to it, use different color etc.
Example 1: sending email message with HIGH priority
C:\>febootimail -FROM john@sender.com -TO info@febooti.com -PRIORITY HIGH -TEXT "Sending Command line email for windows - High priority message"
Example 2: or with low priority
C:\>febootimail -FROM john@sender.com -TO info@febooti.com -PRIORITY LOW -TEXT "Sending Command line email for windows - LOW priority message"
Example 3: or exclude X-Priority attribute from e-mail message use
C:\>febootimail -FROM smith@sender.com -TO info@febooti.com -PRIORITY NOTSET -TEXT "Sending Command line email for windows - no priority set"
In these three 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 4: 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"
