SendFile TNT Software's SendFile is a 32 bit console application for sending ASCII text files via SMTP. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ System Requirements SendFile does not require a mail system on the local host. SendFile does require TCP/IP on the local host. On the SendFile command line you must provide the name of a host capable of routing SMTP mail. Command Line Syntax SendFile /to=(recipient,...) /host= [optional switches (see command line qualifiers below)] Where specifies the name of the file to send Command Line Qualifiers /to=([,...]) Specifies the recipient list (comma separated) (required) Example: /to=(me@ahost,you@another.host) /host= SMTP routing server to route the mail message(required) Example: /host=bighost@my.domain Note: The local computer must be able to resolve the host name either using DNS or the local hosts file. /subject= Specifies the message subject (optional) Example: /subject=This is from workstation B /from= Specifies the from address (optional) Example: /from=someone@you.know.where Note: This program cannot be used to spoof. The actual sender's address is included in the SMTP header information. /cc=([,...]) Specifies a list of addresses to carbon copy (comma separated) (optional) Example: /cc=(me@ahost,you@another.host) /bc=([,...]) Specifies a list of addresses to blind carbon copy (comma separated) (optional) Example: /bc=(me@ahost,you@another.host) /quiet Supresses *all* output (optional) /delete Delete after sending (optional) /debug Displays SMTP debugging information (optional) /help (or) /? Displays this help ------------------------------------------------------------------------ TNT Software 3101 NE 164th Ridgefield WA, 98642 (360)546-0878 Internet Mail: info@tntsoftware.com http://www.tntsoftware.com Copyright © TNT Software 1997.