On 24-09-2000 at 10:59, Januk Aggarwal kindly wrote:
> Karin Spaink typed:
>> In Eudora, you can set a delivery time for mail (a few hours
>> in the future, even a date in the future).
> I used to do this externally. I would define a template in a text
> file with everything that I wanted set by macros (account, subject,
> etc.) Then I created a batch file like the following:
> --Begin Batch--
> ...\"The Bat"\thebat.exe /mailTemplate="Template Path and filename";Send
> ...\"The Bat"\thebat.exe /exit
> --End Batch--
> I would then run this from the Task Scheduler. Check the command line
> parameters section of the help file for more ideas for the /Mail
> command. You could do pretty much all of it without the text file.
Looks very promising... Thanks once again, Januk!
I'll play with it later this week. First I need to finish my
lecture; figuring out the intricacies of TB has become an
excuse to not work for too many days already ;-)
- K -
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