Hi, The little I looked at the new Emailing feature, there are still enough limitations short of SMTPit that I would investigate this.
http://www.cnsplug-ins.com And yes, SMTPit can attatch multiple files. The great thing about SMTPit is that it is "Client Free", you won't have to troubleshoot every mail client that someone might want to use. The downside of SMTPit (for most clients) is that they *like* to track what has happened from their "outbox", so from the beginning of using SMTPit have a way to track the actual message in a log file and the FULL SMPTit script log. BUT the benefit is that when you have to send a message to 250 people, but you want them all to be individual contextual message -- "Hi Larry,"; "Hi Chuck,";"Hi Lois," -- with FM9 (if I am up-to-date) you end up with 250 emails in your outbox. What I can do (and have done) with SMTPit is to send the 250 contextual messages, and then have a final "digest" message go to the sender, I change the subject by prepending the string "DIGEST:" and show the message and then a list of the recipients with the SMTPit results. For Example: DIGEST: Pleased to announce your bonus... Hi <<first>>, I am pleased let you know that a direct deposit has been made for your bonus of $<<bonus_amount>>.00. Great job! Bob Thebigboss To: Larry Melmon [EMAIL PROTECTED] email sent successfully Charles Schulman [EMAIL PROTECTED] email sent successfully * Lois Jimenez [EMAIL PROTECTED] email skipped reason: must be official company email address Samantha Thornton [EMAIL PROTECTED] email sent successfully ... And with this scenario it allows one person to send email *as* another. So for the above example Bob Thebigboss would get the DIGEST as a To, yet Jim Kelly the accountant also gets the Digest as a CC: since Jim was logged on, but sending on behalf of Bob Thebigboss. Okay, much longer than you asked :-) ...but still, SMTPit can do exactly what you ask and so much more. On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 1:14 PM, Chuck Pelto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is there any way to allow for multiple attachments to be automatically > added to an e-mail being generated from inside of the ScriptMaker? > > Regards, > > Chuck > -- Sincerely, Brad
