Re: Yahoo Groups: Welcome to blat. Visit today!
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Hi Chip, Thank you very much. It did work. The attachment was sent and I was able to open it. Wonderful!! I also learnt from the documentation that the image can become part of the email message. Could you provide an example for this. I have run an example of what I am doing and included you as a recipient for your information. Thank you. Ima. On Fri, Mar 31, 2017 at 4:50 AM, Chip <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, >> >> Thank you for the welcome. >> >> I am a new user of BLAT (v3.2.10, 32 bit) having used it for the past week >> only. I learnt about BLAT from some professional friends. >> >> I have been using it to send test text alert messages and so far it has >> worked fine. The next phase of the exercise is to send jpg file(s) of >> plotted data images to accompany the text messages but I have not had any >> success so far. I have used the following command line and it has executed >> with no error messages: >> >> blat ula1minrsam.jpg -s "ULA RSAM ALERT" -to [email protected] -cc >> [email protected] >> >> The jpg file has been sent as an attachment but the attached file seems to >> be empty because it cannot load and picture. >> >> Today I learnt by reading BLAT doc that -embed can be used to send jpg >> files. Would it be possible provide an example of a command syntax for >> this purpose. >> >> Thank you. >> >> Ima Itikarai >> > > Ima, > > Here is an example: > > blat someTextFile.txt -attach ula1minrsam.jpg -s "ULA RSAM ALERT" -to > [email protected] -cc [email protected] > > The -attach option is what you need for the image file. The > someTextFile.txt could be any text file that has something meaningful about > why the email is being sent. > > Chip > > --- > This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. > http://www.avg.com > >