A few quick tricks, that will help you to use Command line email to its fullest.
febootimail -TO "Firstname Lastname <friendly@example.com>"
febootimail -TO "Lastname, Firstname <friendly@example.com>"
febootimail -CC ""Firstname Lastname" <friendly@example.com>"
febootimail -CC ""Lastname, Firstname" <friendly@example.com>"
febootimail -FROM "friendly@example.com (Lastname, Firstname)"
febootimail -REPLYTO "friendly@example.com (Lastname, Firstname (Thirdname))"
C:\>febootimail -FROM ""Johnny Mc." <johnny@example.com>" -TO "HR department <ryan@example.com>" -CC ""John, Doe" <john@email.com>" -BODY "Sending email with friendly names."
febootimail -TEXT Email sent with some extra spaces.
febootimail -TEXT "Email sent with some extra spaces."
Above syntax results in the following:
Email sent with some extra spaces.
Email sent with some extra spaces.
C:\>febootimail -FROM john@example.com -TO ryan@example.com -TEXT "Example of the mail, which PRESERVE white space characters"
febootimail -SMTP smtp.example.com
febootimail -SMTP 192.168.0.25
C:\>febootimail -FROM john@example.com -TO ryan@example.com -TEXT "How to specify SMTP server address" -SMTP smtp.example.com
febootimail *other_commands* > overwrite.txt
febootimail *other_commands* >> append.txt
C:\>febootimail -FROM john@example.com -TO ryan@example.com -TEXT How to capture console -SMTP smtp.example.com >> output.txt
febootimail -AUTH AUTO -USER john -PASS *****
C:\>febootimail -FROM john@example.com -TO ryan@example.com -TEXT Authenticate and send the email -SMTP smtp.example.com -AUTH AUTO -USER john -PASS ********
febootimail -PORT 587
febootimail -SSL -PORT 464
C:\>febootimail -FROM john@example.com -TO ryan@example.com -TEXT Using custom port number -SMTP smtp.example.com -PORT 587
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