V-Mailer: --------- V-Mailer is 32-bit command-line and batch mailer and supports SMTP authentication. It is a console application, which means that it can only be run from the DOS prompt or from inside a batch file. It will send a message to any single email address. Users of V-Scheduler, VAMP and EyeOnSite may find it particularly useful for sending messages from within these applications. Usage: ------ VMAILER.EXE Filename SmtpServer To From User Password where: FileName = name of text file containing the message SmtpServer = server name or IP address e.g. smtp.domain.com To = recipient's address e.g. him@domain.com From = sender's address e.g. me@domain.com User = (optional) user name if authentication reqd. Password = (optional) password if authentication reqd. The first 4 parameters are mandatory - the last two are only needed if the SMTP server requires authentication. Example: vmailer.exe message.txt smtp.virdi.co.uk dev@virdi.co.uk me@mydomain.com Example: (if authentication required) vmailer.exe message.txt smtp.virdi.co.uk dev@virdi.co.uk me@mydomain.com user password Your message file should contain all the headers that you require. The information in the command-line is only used for the smtp envelop. If you do not understand what this means, you probably shouldn't be using this program - just stick to your normal mail client. Usage of this application assumes that you have a basic understanding of email message formats and conventions. Further more, it's assumed that you have adequate knowledge of command-line and batch operation - refer to windows manual if you don't. A tutorial on these topics is beyond the scope of this application. Platform: --------- Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP Installation: ------------- To install unzip into a directory of your choice. To uninstall, delete the directory where you installed it. There are no registry or INI file entries. Distribution: ------------- The software is freely distributable via all media, providing no charge is made (except for a reasonable handling charge), and all files in this package are included. If different conditions prevail then written permission from the author is required. We support PAD (Portable Application Description) file format. The PAD file URL for this product is: http://virdi-software.com/padfiles/vmailer.xml License: -------- V-Mailer is freeware and as such no payment is required. Warranties: ----------- The program is supplied "as is" and without any warranties or guarantees. You use it at your own risk. Feedback: -------- Comments, suggestions and bug reports should be sent to the author. Support: -------- Visit our online FAQ. Email support is available only in exceptional circumstances. Our support forum is now also open for general help. Just point your browser at http://forums.virdi-software.com Author: Dev Virdi E-mail: dev@virdi-software.com Homepage: http://virdi-software.com Forum: http://forums.virdi-software.com History: -------- 1.2.1 - Fixed bug where incorrect From address was being used for the SMTP envelope. 1.2.0 - Now correctly identifies itself using the local domain. 1.1.0 - Now supports SMTP authentication. 1.0.1 - Increased timeout period from 50 to 90 secs. 1.0.0 - First public release ©2001-2005, Virdi Software. All rights reserved