> Hi all, i am a newbie.
>
> Can anyone tell me how to easily get mercury mail to automatically
> send email at specified times?
Create a message in "Glue" header format and save it as a <8 character filename>.101. Then use your scheduler to move this 101 file into the queue at the time you want.
Here's a sample of a plain text message in glue headers format.
$$ mailfrom@email.address
rcptto@email.address
cc@email.address
From: Mailfrom@email.address
To: rcptto@email.address
Cc: CC@email.address
Date: 27 Nov 2007 13:57:22 +0100
Subj: Glue Headers
Body of message. The $$ line is the SMTP MAIL FROM: address. The next two lines are the SMTP RCPT To: addresses. The next line is a blank line and is required. The next lines are the body of the RFC 2822 message and I've made it pretty much as simple as it can be. You can take a fully formatted RFC 2822 message (*.cnm) file from your new mail folder and create the glue headers 101 file if you wish to send HTML.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Atephoald.
&gt; Hi all, i am a newbie.
&gt;
&gt; Can anyone tell me how to easily get mercury mail to automatically
&gt; send email at specified times?
Create a message in "Glue" header format and save it as a &lt;8 character filename&gt;.101.&nbsp; Then use your scheduler to move this 101 file into the queue at the time you want.
Here's a sample of a plain text message in glue headers format.
$$ mailfrom@email.address
rcptto@email.address
cc@email.address
From: Mailfrom@email.address
To:&nbsp;&nbsp; rcptto@email.address
Cc:&nbsp;&nbsp; CC@email.address
Date: 27 Nov 2007 13:57:22 +0100
Subj: Glue Headers
Body of message.&nbsp; The $$ line is the SMTP MAIL FROM: address.&nbsp; The next two lines are the SMTP RCPT To: addresses.&nbsp; The next line is a blank line and is required.&nbsp; The next lines are the body of the RFC 2822 message and I've made it pretty much as simple as it can be.&nbsp; You can take a fully formatted RFC 2822 message (*.cnm) file from your new mail folder and create the glue headers 101 file if you wish to send HTML.
&gt;
&gt; Thanks in advance
&gt;
&gt; Atephoald.
