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To send an email using the "cmail" and "att" commands, you'll need to use a command-line email client or a terminal emulator. Here's a breakdown of what each command does:

• cmail: This command is used to compose and send an email using the cmail email client. It's a simple text-based email client that allows you to send and receive emails.
• att: This command is used to attach a file to an email. It's often used in combination with the cmail command to send an email with an attachment.

Here's an example of how you might use these commands to send an email with an attachment:

cmail -s "Subject: My Email" -t "[email protected]" -a "attachment.txt"

This command would compose an email with the subject "My Email" and send it to the recipient at [email protected]. The -a option specifies the attachment file, which in this case is attachment.txt.

If you want to attach a file with a different name, you can specify the file name using the -a option. For example:

cmail -s "Subject: My Email" -t "[email protected]" -a "report.pdf"

This command would attach the file report.pdf to the email.

Keep in mind that the cmail and att commands are specific to the cmail email client and may not work with other email clients or services. If you're looking for a more modern and user-friendly way to send emails, you might consider using a web-based email client like Gmail or Outlook, or a desktop email client like Thunderbird or Apple Mail.