CommandLine Mail Sender

Sending an email can be done in a number of ways. You can choose from a number of dedicated online services or form an even larger selection of applications.

If you’re an advanced user who doesn't need an interfaced application to send an email, or just find it faster to do so without logging into an online service, then you can use CommandLine Mail Sender.

It’s a lightweight application that works as a Smtp client which allows you to send emails from the Command Line or CMD. This way, you can send emails without having to worry about your browser or another application crashing.

Before you can do so, you first need to run the client application. From there you are able to set your username, password, add the Smtp address as well as its port. You can also toggle to have the server request an encrypted connection and show dialog when sending an email. After providing these settings, you are ready to send emails from the command line.

The application also provides you with a list of parameters that you need to use to be able to send the email. The only difference between sending an email from the command line, opposed to using a dedicated application, is that along with your name, email address, the receiver’s address, subject and the actual message you also have to type in the above mentioned parameters.

CommandLine Mail Sender also enables you to add files to your messages. To attach a file all you have to do is type in the appropriate parameter for it, as well as its location on your hard drive and the file’s name. Unfortunately, the application does not make it in anyway clear if it can send emails with image attachments but you can always try it and find out for yourself.

CommandLine Mail Sender isn’t for the novice user but sending emails from the command line with this tool is a task that anyone can learn.