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Net Send Command Software

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Free Net send command replacement for all Windows
Command-line emailer with MySQL support
Send e-mail from the command prompt.
Net-Send command 1.0
Small console utility that can be used to send the messages from an command line, like Net send command in the Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows 2003 Server. But our utility Netsend.exe works in all Windows versions. NetSend is Winpopup and Net send command compatible.
10 / 10
MailSend Plus 3.0.004
The program is intended for automation of process of sending of e-mail. Parameters of a command line and work with scripts are supported. Some features: Send e-mail from command line Direct e-mails send (without ISP server) (to enable it go http://powermail.ru/antispam) Automatic dialing and disconnect at work with dial-up network Send messages by schedule MySQL server supports (for recipients and message body storing)
8 / 10
Command Line E-mailer 1.34
Command Line E-mailer (CLEMAIL) is a tool that allows you to send e-mail from the command prompt. It's suitable for web site integration, batch programming, personal use and applications that need e-mail capabilities.
7 / 10
febooti Command line email 3.1
Utility to send email from command prompt; send attached files, SSL encryption, SMTP authentication type auto detection, EML file support, plain text or HTML (with embedded pictures). Supported - TO, CC (Carbon Copy), BCC (Blind Carbon Copy), alternate text for HTML messages, message text encoding. FREE lifetime updates / upgrades for registered users. Works on Microsoft Windows (98 / Me / NT / 2000 / 2003 / XP / Vista).
6 / 10
Mail6 1.0
MAIL6 is a command line e-mail SMTP sender that allows you to send e-mail from batch processing on computers running Windows or Unix. MAIL6 can send to a group of e-mails. The demo version allows to send only the same text message (demo text message from MAIL6); you can't attach a file to your mail...
6 / 10
Softabar Command Line Email Client 1.5
Softabar Command Line Email Client is a tool for business process automation. Use this tool to send, receive and monitor email, directories and files from a command line and from scripts. Features include: * Send mail from scripts using SMTP.* Send attachments, HTML mail with inline images, multiple recipients and more.
6 / 10
Take Command 6.01
Take Command offers a new approach to working in Windows, bringing users the power of the command line and the ease of use of the Windows interface. Take Command supports existing CMD.EXE commands and batch files, and adds thousands of new features, giving you more power and flexibility than you ever imagined. Version 6.01 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes...
5 / 10
cliMail 2.2.0
climail is a set of command line utilities. cliSendMail sends e-mail (plain text or HTML with embedded pictures), including attachments using to, bcc, and cc recipients via the SMTP(S) protocols. cliGetmail can list, display, or delete e-mail from POP3(S) or IMAP(S) mailboxes. It also features useful debugging output that can be used to troubleshoot e-mail problems without firing up a clumsy telnet session.
5 / 10
4NT 6.01
If you are frustrated by the limitations of the Windows command line, then 4NT is the command line tool you need. 4NT adds features that Microsoft omitted. 4NT replaces the Windows command processor, (CMD.EXE) the brains behind your command prompt...
5 / 10
Ariolic NetSend 9x 1.2.1
With this small console utility you can send messages over your network on Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000. Using of the program is similarly to the command 'net send' from Windows NT or Windows 2000, but Ariolic NetSend 9x has advanced capability, such as sending messages to several comma separated users/domens/groups. You can use Ariolic NetSend 9x to send messages from batch files and command files, or use it with task shedulers.
5 / 10
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