README for JVMail
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JVMail is a command line SMTP mail client, written in Java.
JVMail is developed by Jim Hurst
Copyright 1999 - 2001, Jim Hurst

WWW:    http://www.xlevel.org.uk
Email:  java@xlevel.org.uk

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JVMail is free shareware, so you don't have to pay anything,
but an email to say what you think wouldn't go amiss.

JVMail may not be redistributed commercially without the express
permission of the author.  It may not be modified.

NOTE:
This software is provided as is and as such I take NO responiblity
for any damage or loss of data incored while using this software.
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To Install:

Unzip JVMail_2_xx.zip.

To run type: Java JVMail <switches>

JVMail requires a version 1.2+ JVM.

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Command Line Switches:

-h or -?            : This help page.
-c                  : This displays the JVMail setup console.
-x<file path>       : Email template file.
-n<machine address> : The address of the outgoing SMTP server. *
-f<email address>   : The originating email address.
-t<email address>   : The recipiant email address. */**
-s<text string>     : Email message subject string.
-b<text string>     : Email message main body.
-p<file path>       : Email message main body held in a text file.*
-a<file path>       : Files to be attached to mail message. **

* These values must be set.  If not then JVMail asks for all unset values to be entered
via the console.

** If multiple addresses are to be entered, a ; delimetered string must be used.
e.g. "test1@test.com;test2@test.com"


Example: 
java JVMail -nsmtp.test.com -ffrom@test.com -tto@test.com -s"subject" -b"Message Body"




 