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Short Description:
FileInMail automatically monitor disk folders for specified files. As soon as they appears, the files are archived on disk, even as ZIP, and forwarded via e-mail to one or more recipients through your own e-mail Client program or an SMTP server.
Long Description 1:
FileInMail automatically monitors one or more directories for specified files. As soon as they appears, the files are archived on disk, even compressed as ZIP files, and forwarded via e-mail to one or more recipients through your own e-mail Client program or an SMTP server, with or without user intervention. Supported Clients are MS-Outlook or any standard MAPI e-mail client. No email client is required to send files via SMTP.
Long Description 2:
FileInMail automatically monitors one or more directories for specified files. As soon as they appears, the files are archived on disk, eventually compressed as ZIP files, and forwarded via e-mail to one or more recipients through your own e-mail Client program or an SMTP server, with or without user intervention.
FileInMail Key Features:
* Works on any Windows machine, from 98 to Windows 8/10
* Automatically send the files as attachments by using your own e-mail client program (MS-Outlook, Outlook Express, Windows Mail, Mozilla Thunderbird and any other MAPI compatible e-mail client program) and your own e-mail settings, just like you would have sent them manually
* If you prefer, you can even use a SMTP server instead of your own mail client program, even if the server uses authentication and non-standard ports, with or without user intervention
* You can specify multiple directories to monitor
* You can watch for multiple file patterns on each directory
* You can forward the files to multiple recipients in a single e-mail message
* You can specify different custom Subject and Body text for each kind of e-mail
* You can specify them statically, or you can drive FileInMail by an external program that creates a small ascii (INI) file with a dynamic configuration. Even DOS programs and batch files can do it
* Mail can be sent out with or without user intervention
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