[TheNeutron]

W all know batch can't send email, but in some ways YES it can! For that we need a little program called "SMTP Mailer".

You download this from here.

After downloading, unzip it and Copy the "SmtpMail.exe" to C:\

Now Open CMD. Type the following code in the following manner:

Code

C:\SmtpMail.exe server=smtp.gmail.com [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] password=PasswordHere ssl license=2012012527a4e3fdef4603a9d8af106c4f84c73c subject="THE SUBJECT" body="YOUR Message Here"

Spoiler (Click to View) Remember, we can't really send mail from Command Prompt. Here we're using a littler program to do that. The Licence Key is only for 30 days as trial. This free key(2012012527a4e3fdef4603a9d8af106c4f84c73c) only works for 30 days. You can purchase the Pro Version from here if you want. (:

Now hit enter and you're done! It works! Here's a screenshot:

[img]http://img811.imageshack.us/img811/5503/cmdo.png[/img]

Enjoy! ✌

[Charon]

Why don't you just make a batch file that writes a vbs file that can email?

[TheNeutron]

Why don't you just make a batch file that writes a vbs file that can email?

Because I Don't Know VBS and by this you can send mail directly from CMD. 🙂

[0xDEAD10CC]

Because I Don't Know VBS and by this you can send mail directly from CMD. 🙂

Assuming it's in an Environment location or System32 folder unless the full path is identified. But the executable needs to stay with the script no matter what.

[TheNeutron]

Assuming it's in an Environment location or System32 folder unless the full path is identified. But the executable needs to stay with the script no matter what.

Yup that's right. Executable must stay in the script or it won't work.... 😉

[SIM-1073426]

Thanks, been looking for this.

To short to post

[TheNeutron]

Thanks, been looking for this.

To short to post

Welcome. :)

Glad it was helpful... 🤝

[iGnite]

Assuming it's in an Environment location or System32 folder unless the full path is identified. But the executable needs to stay with the script no matter what.

You could always download the executable via VBScript, or encode it and rebuild the binary in VBScript.

[White Light]

You could always download the executable via VBScript, or encode it and rebuild the binary in VBScript.

Or just forget the EXE altogether and do the whole thing in VBScript.

[iGnite]

Or just forget the EXE altogether and do the whole thing in VBScript.

I agree; Since the executable appears to use SMTP anyway, and that's already usable in VBScript. :) i <3 VBScript