mailcmd

Working with a Graphical User Interface (GUI) has become a usual thing nowadays, but there are still more than enough people who rely on programs that use a Command Line Interface (CLI) and even prefer them over the GUI ones.

For this category of users a special niche of software solutions has been developed to help them simplify some tasks, such as sending emails by simply inputting some commands in a console. mailcmd is such an application.

This application doesn't require you to install it on the target computer. Simply unpack the archive it comes in, fire up a command prompt window and launch the executable through the CMD.

More so, since it's a portable utility, you shouldn't be worried about it tampering with your Windows registries or creating additional files or folders on the computer.

As stated in the introduction, this application is meant to be handled by users who have advanced computer knowledge and know their way around the Command Prompt, since the lack of any GUI might be confusing for novices.

However, attempting to launch the app without any argument prompts you with a list of commands along with brief descriptions, so that you can familiarize yourself with the app quicker. More so, an example of sending an email through a Hotmail SMTP server is also provided to you.

As you can notice from the list of described commands, mailcmd enables you to include all the info in an input document and load it instead of manually typing all the required commands in the console.

More so, it's possible to send emails to multiple recipients by creating a mail list and even include attachments by specifying the filename with its absolute path.

If you're in need of a CMD tool that enables you to send emails with attachments to multiple recipients, mailcmd might be exactly what you were looking for.