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EXAMPLES:
Please check http://www.blat.net for others! These are the examples that
shipped with Blat 1.9.4
Blat -install smtphost.bar.com foo@bar.com // Sets host and userid
Blat -install smtphost.bar.com foo // Sets host and userid
Blat -install smtphost.bar.com // Sets host only
Blat myfile.txt -subject "A file for pedro" -to foo@bar.com
// Sends a file with subject line "A file for pedro"
Blat myfile.txt -subject "A file for pedro" -to foo@bar.com -q
// Sends a file with subject line "A file for pedro" and does not print
// informative messages on the console
Blat myfile.txt -subject "A file for mark" -to fee@fi.com -f foo@bar.com
// -f option overrides the default sender
Blat myfile.txt -subject "A file for pedro" -to foo@bar.com -i "devil@fire.hell"
// -i replaces "From:" line address (but leaves Reply-To: and Sender: lines)
Blat myfile.txt -subject "animals" -to fee@fi.com -cc "moo@grass.edu,horse@meadow.hill"
// -c mails carbon copies to users moo@grass.edu and horse@meadow.hill
Blat.exe BLAT.ZIP -subject "file to gil" -to foo@bar.com -base64
// Sends the binary file BLAT.ZIP to Gilles in MIME Base 64 format
Blat.exe BLAT.ZIP -subject "file to gil" -to foo@bar.com -uuencode
// Sends the binary file BLAT.ZIP to Gilles in the old UUEncode format
Blat myfile.txt -subject "oumpla" -to foo@bar.com -attach c:\myfolder\*.txt
// Sends a file with subject line "oumpla", attach all files with extension "TXT"
// in folder "myfolder" on drive "C:". Note: you must specify a filename/pattern,
// "-attach .\*.*" will send all files in current folder.
// "-attach ." will not send anything AND WILL NOT GIVE YOU ANY WARNING.
Blat myfile.txt -to fee@fi.com -server smtp.domain.com -port 6000
// sends the message through SMTP server smtp.domain.com at port 6000
Blat myfile.txt -to fee@fi.com -hostname friend
// tells the SMTP that this computer is called "friend"