email from DOS - specifying reply-to friendly name

-REPLYTONAME switch allows specifying friendly name of reply recipient instead of just address (e.g. John Doe versus krz-024@dr.vff.edu), so that replying user knows to whom he replies since the recipient of reply is not necessarily the person who sent the original message.

Command syntax:
  • febootimail -REPLYTONAME John Doe

In case the same e-mail address is used for a whole department, specifying -REPLYTONAME would help to direct message more precisely through various filtering systems to particular person. Note, that using -REPLYTONAME requires using REPLYTO switch as well.

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C:\>febootimail -SERVER smtp.server.com -FROM jack@sender.com -TO john@recipients.com -REPLYTO support@reply.com -REPLYTONAME Billy Green -MESSAGE send email from DOS with reply name specified 

Alternatively, it is possible to specify friendly address using only -REPLYTO switch. In this case, reply-to recipients friendly name has to be put into quotes (e.g. -REPLYTO ""John Doe" <krz-024@dr.vff.edu>").

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