The command line uses the '-' as the indication of a program parameter. Your
Hostname also has this character, so that should be in double quotes, so the
command knows to ignore the - within the quotes. Same with the -f and any
other values that contain the '-'.
Try this:
mailall -h "Virtual-workshops" -f "thilton@virtual-workshops" -s "Email
Test" f:\emailtest.txt
Daniel Donnelly
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Troy D. Hilton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 1:57 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] MailALL.exe Syntax problems
Please help,
I'm trying to use MailAll.exe to send email to all of my users. I've created
a test file called, "emailtest.txt" but when I enter the text in the command
line I get a syntax error that I didn't specify the filename. What am I
doing wrong? The text I'm using is as follows:
mailall -h Virtual-workshops -f thilton@virtual-workshops -s"Email Test"
f:\emailtest.txt
What am I missing?
Please respond as soon as possible as this is a high priority task. Thanks
in advance for all your help!
Troy D. Hilton
SofWerks LLC
302-529-1961
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