> * Subject: Re: lynx-dev Spooling and MAPI with lynx.exe
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>Subject: Re: lynx-dev Spooling and MAPI with lynx.exe
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>The following changes to LYMail.c and lynx.cfg will give you a quick and
>dirty version of MAPI sendmail for lynx.exe under Windows. Invoking
>the mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] URL will then pass the subject to the Windows
>system mailer. The following is not a patch, but a rough suggestion
>for the Windows lynx developers.
>========================================================================
>
>; Line 1735, LYMail.c
>;
>#ifndef MAPI
> sprintf(user_input, "%s%s %s", editor, editor_arg, my_tmpfile);
>#else
> sprintf(user_input, "echo ### > %s", my_tmpfile);
>#endif
>
>; Line 2042, LYmail.c
>;
>#ifdef MAPI
> StrAllocCat(command, "\" -s \"");
> StrAllocCat(command, subject);
>#endif
>
>You also add the following line in lynx.cfg to replace your original
>sendmail or blat command:
>
>SYSTEM_MAIL:sendmail -f [EMAIL PROTECTED] -h your.net -m XMAPI -r smtp.your.net
>
>###
>
P. S. I just got through receiving email from the author of sendmail.exe.
It seems that sendmail.exe is now shareware, with a shareware fee of
$35 (US). Pity, when smtp.exe and blat.exe do the same thing in SMTP,
minus all the interesting MIME and encoding features of the XMAPI option
of sendmail.
