HI Chip, I removed the -html and changed the file ext from .txt to .html. It sends fine but still goes into SPAM. I would assume now that its the format of the body that is not correct. I am not good with this kind of stuff so if you can give me pointers as to how best to format the body in html, it would be a big help. Thanks, Rick
Hi All, The issue I am having is that ALL emails go into the SPAM folder of the recipient. Is there something I need to do to stop this from happening? Here is the blat command: d:\blat\blat d:\blat\items\chbs\168.TXT -t "rick@xxx.com" -BCC "rick@xxx.com" -s "test email" -i "rick@xxx.com" -server "localhost" -ti 60 -f "rick@xxx.com" -html -nomps Here is the contents of 168.txt: This is a test email. To show issues with SPAM What am I doing wrong? Thanks for your help, Rick
I found the answer myself, thanks. FYI, for those who need help with this: Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 Manager Right-click on 'SMTP Virtual Server #1' and select 'Properties'. Click on Message Tab Uncheck the Limit message size to (KB). Alternatively, increase the size from 2048. I hope this helps others. Rick
I am trying to send an email via Blat that has 2 small attachment (<1 meg). The email is sent as 2 emails. The first is sent with the Email Body and the first attachment and the second is just the second attachment. Here is the blat log: d:\blat\blat d:\blat\items\chbs\32.TXT -t "rweiser@myisp.com" -s "xxxx" -i "info@myisp.com" -server "localhost" -ti 60 -f "info@myisp.com" -attach "myattach1.pdf","myattach2.pdf" -html Blat v3.2.22 (build : Jul 19 2019 23:25:36) 32-bit Windows, Full, Unicode Sending...
I am trying to send an email via Blat that has 2 small attachment (<1 meg). The email is sent as 2 emails. The first is sent with the Email Body and the first attachment and the second is just the second attachment. Here is the blat log: d:\blat\blat d:\blat\items\chbs\32.TXT -t "rweiser@myisp.com" -s "xxxx" -i "info@myisp.com" -server "localhost" -ti 60 -f "info@myisp.com" -attach "myattach1.pdf","myattach2.pdf" -html Blat v3.2.22 (build : Jul 19 2019 23:25:36) 32-bit Windows, Full, Unicode Sending...
Hi Gerald, I got this working by starting the second monitor first then starting the first monitor. cd \Program Files (x86)\Dual Monitor Tools start dmt.exe "DMT:Launcher:Activate Test1" timeout 1 /nobreak start dmt.exe "DMT:Launcher:Activate Test" exit Thanks for your help, Rick
Running each of the magic words separately works and they display on different monitors. I have changed one of the magic words so that I can start each separately. Below is the batch file. I needed to insert the "timeout" to start the second one. cd \Program Files (x86)\Dual Monitor Tools start dmt.exe "DMT:Launcher:Activate Test" timeout 1 /nobreak start dmt.exe "DMT:Launcher:Activate Test1" exit This does work but both start on the same monitor. If I test them individually they display on the correct...
Ok, I figured out how to do this using DMT DMT:Launcher:Activate mywebsite. However, I need to start 2 different websites (using ie11) on 2 monitors. So, I looked at the docs and it said the following: Starting up multiple applications at the same time It is possible to have multiple applications with the same 'magic word' so that when that 'magic word' is entered they are all started up at the same time. Also the same application can be added multiple times with different 'magic words'. When I do...