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    Serge Krynine
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    You know how in Unix you can send an e-mail message using command line, somewhat like this: >mail me@hotmail.com “Hello” Does Windows 2000 (the OS itself, not 3rd party products) provide similar functionality ? Thanks, Serge

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    • S Serge Krynine

      You know how in Unix you can send an e-mail message using command line, somewhat like this: >mail me@hotmail.com “Hello” Does Windows 2000 (the OS itself, not 3rd party products) provide similar functionality ? Thanks, Serge

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      Venet
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      Nope. :) -------- Black holes are where God divided by zero.(Steven Wright)

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      • S Serge Krynine

        You know how in Unix you can send an e-mail message using command line, somewhat like this: >mail me@hotmail.com “Hello” Does Windows 2000 (the OS itself, not 3rd party products) provide similar functionality ? Thanks, Serge

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        adara
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        yes http://www.interlog.com/~tcharron/blat194.zip

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        • S Serge Krynine

          You know how in Unix you can send an e-mail message using command line, somewhat like this: >mail me@hotmail.com “Hello” Does Windows 2000 (the OS itself, not 3rd party products) provide similar functionality ? Thanks, Serge

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          Mike Nordell
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          I think you have to make up your mind. First you say "MS DOS" in the subject line, and then you all of a sudden switch to Win32 console mode. Which is it to be? Anyway, as other have told you, there is nothing that MS provides with the OS in this area. Well, short of telnetting to the SMTP port and ..., but that you already knew, right? :-)

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            yes http://www.interlog.com/~tcharron/blat194.zip

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            Venet
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            I think this guy said the OS itself, not 3rd party products! Venet. -------- Black holes are where God divided by zero.(Steven Wright)

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            • S Serge Krynine

              You know how in Unix you can send an e-mail message using command line, somewhat like this: >mail me@hotmail.com “Hello” Does Windows 2000 (the OS itself, not 3rd party products) provide similar functionality ? Thanks, Serge

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              Jason Hihn
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              DOS, no, Win32 Console, Yes. There is nothing preventing you from usig MAPI or equivelent APIs in a console based win32 app. But there is no command per sa.

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