hide command line SMTP mailer window

-HIDE command hides the console window of Command line mailer immediately after its execution.

When using -HIDE command, the command prompt window is opened and, instead of staying on screen until the email sending processes are complete, is instantly hidden so that it does not take place on screen and taskbar. If Command line SMTP mailer is executed directly from Windows command prompt using -HIDE command, the command prompt remains open; however, only Command line email header is displayed instead of full information on email sending process.

Although, -HIDE command hides Command line mailer command prompt in less than a second, some situations may require that the command prompt window does not appear at all. In such case use hidefebootimail.exe executable instead of febootimail.exe when sending command line emails. Using hidefebootimail.exe can be very useful when trying to execute Command line email silently from external applications, Microsoft Office VBA scripts, etc.

It is highly recommended to test Command line mailer parameters with febootimail.exe executable first and, when sure of its proper functionality, replace febootimail.exe with hidefebootimail.exe to completely suppress all screen output (application window).

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