To send a well formatted HTML email with embedded images, use the HTMLFILE command line argument. Scripts (.js) and stylesheets (.css) must be embedded in the HTML file (not as external files). Images must be stored in the same folder where the HTML file is located.
External HTML
An example of sending an HTML email:
febootimail -FROM joe@example.net -TO emily@example.com -SUBJ Nicely formatted email -HTMLFILE "c:\my files\email-message.html" -TEXT Alternative text for e-mail apps that can not display HTML Inline HTML
An example of sending an HTML email using the HTML and TEXT argument.
febootimail -FROM joe@example.net -TO emily@example.com -SUBJ Inline param -HTML -TEXT "A <b>HTML</b> mail sent <i>directly</i> from the DOS command prompt!"SMTP
In the example above, a localhost is used as an SMTP mail server. Usually, it is required to specify an SMTP server manually using the SMTP argument. Server authentication is performed with the AUTH, USER, and PASS arguments. An example with authentication:
febootimail -FROM joe@example.net -TO emily@example.com -SUBJ "The third example" -HTMLFILE "c:\emails\mail-message.html" -SMTP mail.example.com -AUTH AUTO -USER joe -PASS k4ia#8s3d Need assistance?
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