Hi Rich, Have you tried it in the Raw Standard format RFC-822 (Below)
RFC-822 message format info -------------------------- RAW mail consists of a series of required and optional text headers followed by a message body. Most headers consist of a token followed by a value enclosed in <> symbols. Each header line ends with a <CRLF> combination of characters. All text, headers and body, are plain ASCII and are contained in a file which ends with the extension: RAW. Headers are separated from the message body by a blank line and are case insensitive. The from and to headers are the only ones which are required. >From <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "This field contains the email address of the sender." To <[EMAIL PROTECTED] [, [EMAIL PROTECTED]]> "This field contains the email address(es) of the recipient(s). Multiple recipients can be specified by separating each one with a comma character." ReplyTo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "An optional email address where replies to this message will be directed." CC <[EMAIL PROTECTED][, [EMAIL PROTECTED]]> "An optional list of carbon copy recipients of this message. Multiple carbon recipients can be specified by separating each one with a comma character." Subject <text> "An optional subject for the message." Header <Header: Value> "Allows you to explicitly place Header/Value combinations into the message." File attachment and encoding: ------------------------------- X-FLAG=ATTACH <filepath, method> [-X] Example: X-FLAG=ATTACH <c:\utils\pkzip.exe, MIME> -x This X-FLAG specifies the value "ATTACH" along with two parameters within the <> characters. The first parameter is a complete path to the file which should be attached to the message. The second parameter which is separated from the first by a comma character and specifies the method of encoding that is to be used when attaching the message. MDaemon Server v4 supports two values for this parameter. The method of MIME instructs the server to use the Internet standard Base64 method of message encoding. The method of ASCII instructs the server to simply import the file into the message. An optional -X parameter at the end of the string instructs the server to remove the file from disk once it has been attached. Sample RAW mail messages: 1) from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Hello John! 2) from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> subject <Secret FBI Files> X-FLAG=CONFIRM_DELIVERY X-FLAG=ATTACH <c:\secret\files\dole.zip, MIME> -X Ben Johansen - www.pcforge.com list commands: www.pcforge.com/WiTangoTalk.htm -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of rich Sent: Monday, October 15, 2001 2:34 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: MS EXCHANGE ATTACH PARAMATER Does anyone know the format of the MS EXCHANGE parameter for an attachment. I am formating a email message that needs an attachment. I can get the email to go by putting it in the exchange pickup folder but I need the format of the attach line. Rich
