mailcmd -inputfile "xxxxxx.txt" - The most easy way to mail attachment for Windows

• Run directly. No installation required.  Download   Screenshot
• Option to put -server -port -to -attachment .. all the arguments in a file eg. hotmail.txt, yahoo.txt.. as one argument input. No need to remember the arguments to send mail each time. Just edit the text file as input. see sample
• Easy to be called by any type of program. Only need to change the inputfile without changing your code for mailing changes
• Response back with "Mail sent successfully with return code 0" or "Mail sent failure" for your program to take action. Also response back the attached file name and file size if there is an attachment.
  • Download bat file, there are two files mailcmd.bat and mailcmdsms.bat for you to send critical attachment. It takes hotmail and yahoo SMTP for example. You can change them to your SMTP server easily.
  • mailcmd.bat - Send mail thru hotmail SMTP and resend thru yahoo SMTP if hotmail failed.
  • mailcmdsms.bat - Send mail thru hotmail SMTP and resend thru yahoo SMTP. Using SMSCMD to send SMS alert if both hotmail and yahoo SMTP are all failure
• Write sent mail to log file including timestamp, attached file name, file size and success or fail status . Also separate the log files by month automatically. e.g. mailcmd_2018-8.txt , mailcmd_2018-9.txt. see sample
• SSL supported to use Hotmail, Yahoo... or your own mail server to send mail. Gmail/Yahoo/Hotmail SMTP setup 
• Mail body can be read from text file or html file or input directly
• You can download and run directly without license key but the text will be truncated.
• The license key is USD45 for each Windows . Click to purchase
• If you need Email2SMS, check SMS4Mail - filter OUTLOOK incoming mail's "From" & "Subject" then forward to phones via SMS
• Usage :  help without argument

mailcmd
-inputfile "inputfile.txt"
-server "mail server"
-port "port #"
-from "sender mail address.This is used as logon smtp server"
-pass "logon smtp server password"
-to "to mail list. separated by , for multiple"
-cc "cc mail list. separated by , for multiple"
-bcc "bcc mail list. separated by , for multiple"
-reply "reply to mail list. separated by , for multiple"
-subject "mail subject"
-body "mail body text"
-textbody "xxxxxx.txt - text body read from text file. specify one of textbody,htmlbody or body"
-htmlbody "xxxxx.htm - html body read from html file. specify one of textbody,htmlbody or body"
-attachment "filename with absolute path"
-auth "1 or 0. 1 for logon and password required by SMTP.No specify will be 1"
-ssl "1 or 0. 1 for SSL. No specify will be 1"
 

Usage 1 : Put all arguments in file as one input . You can refer the input_sample, it takes hotmail for example.

mailcmd -inputfile "hotmail.txt"  

Usage 2 : All arguments from command line. Using Hotmail SMTP server as example

mailcmd -server "smtp.live.com" -port "25" -from "xxxxxx@hotmail.com" -pass "xxxxxxx"
-to "xxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx,xxxxx@xxxxx.xxx" -cc "xxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx" -reply "xxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx"
-subject " Your subject here ..." -body "Text your mail body..." -attachment "xxxxxxxx.xxx"

Usage 3 : input from file and from command line together. Command line arguments overwrite those from file

mailcmd -inputfile "hotmail.txt" -server "smtp.live.com" -port "25" -to "xxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx,xxxxx@xxxxx.xxxx" -cc "xxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx" -subject "Overwrite the input from file" -htmlbody "xxxxxxx.htm" -attachment "d:\myfile\readme.htm"