Batch file for shoot mail

A batch file for sending an email!

Here's an example batch file that sends an email using the wmic command and the mailto protocol:

@echo off

:: Set the email recipient and subject
set [email protected]
set subject=Test Email from Batch File

:: Set the email body
set body=This is a test email sent from a batch file.

:: Send the email
wmic path win32_process call create "mailto:%recipient%?subject=%subject%&body=%body%"

Let me explain what each line does:

@echo off: This line turns off the command echoing, which means that only the final output will be displayed in the command prompt.
set [email protected]: This line sets the email recipient's address.
set subject=Test Email from Batch File: This line sets the email subject.
set body=This is a test email sent from a batch file.: This line sets the email body.
wmic path win32_process call create "mailto:%recipient%?subject=%subject%&body=%body%": This line uses the wmic command to create a new process that sends an email using the mailto protocol. The %recipient%, %subject%, and %body% variables are replaced with the actual values set earlier.

To use this batch file, simply save it with a .bat extension (e.g., send_email.bat) and run it in the Command Prompt or double-click it to run it.

Note: This batch file uses the wmic command, which is a built-in Windows utility. However, the mailto protocol may not work if your email client is not configured to handle it. Additionally, this batch file does not include any error handling or logging, so you may want to add those features depending on your specific use case.

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Batch file for shoot mail