:::::::::::: Lets define some variables :::::::::::: DIM $to, $f, $subject, $server :::::::::::::: Lets set the variables :::::::::::::: $to=' -to tim@@blat.tld' $f=' -f Blat@@Script.Kix' $msg='"Tim it is @time on @date"' $server=' -server localhost' ::::::::::::::::: Now we run Blat! ::::::::::::::::: shell "blat - $to $f -subject $msg -body $msg $server -q"The 2 @@ chars in the eMail addresses, that is how you put an @ in a string The way to get double quotes in a string is ' "string" ' |
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blat - -to tim@blat.tld -f Blat@Script.Kix -subject "Tim it is 21:28:08 on 2003/08/19" -body "Tim it is 21:28:08 on 2003/08/19" -server localhost -q |