Newsgroup: it.comp.software.newsreader
Titolo: Avvio di OE

Vorrei sapere se è possibile avviare outlook express dal prompt di comandi
in "modalità nuovo messaggio" ( per intenderci è quello che succede quando
si clicca su di un indirizzo e-mail con explorer).
Per esempio per leggere un messaggio salvato è possibile scrivere dal prompt
msimn /eml:nomefile
Se volessi, in modo simile, avviare OE per creare un nuovo messaggio
passandogli l'indirizzo e-mail ?
Grazie per l'attenzione

 passandogli l'indirizzo e-mail ?
Clik DX / Nuovo / Collegamento
mailto:
daniel...@consoft.it
?subject=CiaO
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 ha scritto nel messaggio
news:8rhstd$i49vb$1...@ID-5883.news.cis.dfn.de...
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Oppure scrivi la stessa cosa nella finestra "esegui"
(Start-->esegui)
Ciao
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Oppure ti leggi questo articolo e lo conservi :-)
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http://members.xoom.it/adsonet/PaginaOE5.htm
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How to Send Outlook Express Mail from a Command Line
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The information in this article applies to:
 - Microsoft Outlook Express versions 4.0, 4.01, 5 for Windows 95
 - Microsoft Outlook Express versions 4.0, 4.01, 5 for Windows NT 4.0
 - Microsoft Windows 98
 - Microsoft Outlook Express version 5 for Windows 98
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This article describes how to create a preformatted and preaddressed e-mail
message in which the following fields are automatically populated with
information you specify:
- To
- Cc
- Bcc
- Subject
- Body
To perform this operation, Outlook Express must be your default mail client.
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To create a preformatted and preaddressed e-mail message, use the following
command line
   mailto:<to e-mail>?cc=<cc email>&bcc=<bcc
   mail>&subject=<subject text>&body=<body text>
where the following variable definitions apply:
   Variable      Field entry
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   <to e-mail>   e-mail address to appear in the To field
   <cc mail>     e-mail address to appear in the CC field
   <bcc mail>    e-mail address to appear in the BCC field
   <subject>     text to appear in the Subject field
   <body text>   text to appear in the body of the message
Note the position of the question mark and ampersands in the command-line
syntax.
Special Formatting
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You must use ASCII hexadecimal equivalents as variables for punctuation
characters. The following variables are used to represent commonly used
characters:
   Punctuation             Hexadecimal equivalent
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   Space ( )               %20
   Comma (,)               %2C
   Question mark (?)       %3F
   Period (.)              %2E
   Exclamation point (!)   %21
   Colon (:)               %3A
   Semicolon (;)           %3B
   Line feed               %0A
   Line break (ENTER key)  %0D
For example, the command line
   &subject=Hello%20World%21&body=How%20are%20you%2C%20John%3F
yields the following message:
   Subject: Hello World!
   Body : How are you, John?
Uses of the Command-Line String
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You can use this command-line string:
 - In the Open dialog box when you click Start, and then click Run.
 - In a properties of a desktop shortcut.
 - In the Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or 4.01 Address box.
 - In the body of an Outlook Express e-mail message.
 - In the HTML code of a Web page.
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