On 19 Aug 2013, at 14:57, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
Yes, you can. It is possible to do it using the [`mailto:` URL
scheme](http://manual.mailmate-app.com/extended_url_scheme) via
AppleScript
Works fine.
but it is probably easier to use the
[`emate`](http://manual.mailmate-app.com/emate) utility. Here is a
full example where everything should be on one line:
printf "Predefined text with the date of tomorrow with a fixed time:
`date -v+1d -v8H -v00M -v00S`\n" |
emate mailto --send-now
--subject "The subject."
--to "Receiver One <receiver1 at example.com>, Receiver
Two
<receiver2 at example.com"
--bcc "Receiver Three <receiver3 at example.com>"
"~/Desktop/Attachment One.txt"
You can also explicitly control the “From” identity by using the
`--from` argument if you have multiple identities.
You can read more about how it works by following the links above, but
you are also welcome to ask questions here as well.
I have made a symbolic link to emate ("~/bin/emate).
How do I run emate from there?
How to pass these arguments to emate?
--
Nitin
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