Ron,
We would love to make use of this thing, if you decide to do it. We run CF,
so no problem there, and we have the mail tag...
Bryan
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Kevin,
We could write you a utility that would send a message comprised
entirely of a text file, meaning that no extra headers would be
prepended, and the headers you write (like Content-Type:
multipart/mixed) would be respected on the receiving end. (That's the
best way to do an HTML newsletter, by the way: mixed format, so plain
text is available to the clients as well.)
If you didn't mind composing the text file manually (we'll show you the
proper header format, etc.), our program will send that file to a
specified address, from a specified address, using a specified SMTP
server. Our utility would talk directly to the SMTP server via a socket
connection.
Feels like a 1 to 2-hour project to me, so how does $85 sound? We'd be
writing it with Delphi, and giving you a compiled product. If you're
running ColdFusion, I could give you for free the CF code that does the
same thing, only you'll need the $49 CFX_Mail tag available at
http://www.allaire.com, since the built-in CFMAIL tag doesn't allow you
to customize your headers.
Let me know,
Ron
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> Kevin Patrick Crowley wrote:
>
> > Hello everyone,
> > We have been using ipswitch's imail1 command line
> utility for
> > sending out large emailings both pure text and with
> attachments. Now we
> > need to send out mailings that contain some html code.
> Ipswitch does
> > not do this and doesn't seem inclined to add it. Does
> anyone know of
> > another command line utility that has the same capabilities
> as imail1
> > with the addition of a switch for html?
> > Preferably free or nearly so.
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