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I recommend not installing it at all but instead specifying sendmail
server and login specifics, return email address, and destination email
address in the command line when you call Blat.
That would mean including:
-to (destination email address)
-server (server URL)
-u (SMTP account username)
-pw (SMTP account password)
-f (from email address)
I also recommend Blat.exe be copied to a user-created folder, not a
Windows system folder. I found this with the above settings resolved
various security issues as regarding using Blat, starting with Windows
version 8. It also works perfectly well on Windows XP, Vista and 7 as
well as Windows Server 2008; 32 and 64 bit systems.
On 10/16/17 2:20 AM, [email protected] [blat] wrote:
> We have created a Batch File to run Blat in order to mail results for
> our POS System. It now runs successful and I am now considering to roll
> it out to our 300+ clients.
>
> What is the best way to store all relevant Parameters (Including SMTP
> Account Information (We will use our company's SMTP account for that
> purpose and this needs a log-in) in an "Idiot-proof" easy way?
> I keep having trouble with blatinstall.bat and such ...
>
> Am thinking now to create a .reg File, one for 32 Bit and one for 64 Bit
> Systems.
>
> Or is there a better and more appropriate way?
>
> Someone to take me by the hand and guide me through a Blatinstall.bat
> that has only one group of settings?
>
> This one does not give me the requested results:
>
>
> C:\OurPOS\Blat\blat.exe -install smtp.provider.com [email protected] 5
> 586 - [email protected] smtpw
>
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>
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