RE: Re: Problem with code page or what?

Does a -f [email protected] will default to -u [email protected] as well? Else I don't see how -pw will work. The help does not say so.

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  -----Original Message-----
  From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
  Sent: Sunday, October 04, 2015 3:49 AM
  To: [email protected]
  Subject: Re: [blat] Re: Problem with code page or what?


    

  > Hi. 
  >
  > Thanks for the answer.
  >
  > Unfortunately I do not have control over in which format the mask saves the batch file.  Subject is not a problem because there are no special characters.  Is there any way to do this task, if you know of?
  >
  > Thanks in advance, Ales.

  I was going to suggest that you use “wt, ccs=UTF-8” with your file open function, but if you do not have control over the file open request, then this suggestion might not work.

  If you are able to save the message body text to a file, tell Blat the name of your message body file as the first parameter.  Using your original posting as an example, I think your command line should look more like this:

    c:\kcm\blat64\blat.exe MessageBodyFile.txt -to [email protected] -server smtp.xyz.net -f [email protected] -pw pass -charset UTF-8  -subject "KCM za FO" 

  Make sure you keep the “-charset UTF-8” on your command line.  I removed the “-port 25” from the command line because this is default.

  Chip