One issue is that DOS will not cut it since I haven't seen DOS TCPIP support in years. I'll take it meant the COMMAND LINE under Windows.
Try ->
SENDMAIL -u profile name -p password -r recipient(s) [-c copy recipient(s)] [-s subject] [-
m message] [-f file attachment(s)] [-v] [-?]
For a full description of the use of the Sendmail utility, see "Using the Command Line Mail Sender" in the Microsoft Exchange Resource Kit. In addition, check the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base, "Using the SENDMAIL.EXE Utility with the AT Scheduler," Q151670.
Bob
The title says it all:
Does anyone know a simple way to send an email with an attachment through DOS? It doesn't need dialing support, as the computer is on DSL. The message will go to a single recipient, and will have a small spreadsheet attached. I need something that can run entirely from a command line (batch file).
I've been Googling with no luck. Help please!!
Thanks,
Ryan

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