Hello,

Enclosed is a copy of my latest revision to the ªnextmailº script, a cool command-line utility that will allow you to send NeXT Mail from any relatively standard UNIX system.  For example, if you regularly login to a remote system (such as NetCom or FTP sites), you can put this script in your path and send yourself file attachments.  No more dealing with encoding and decoding.

The script is easy to use.  Put it in /usr/local/bin or anywhere else in your path.  Once installed in your path, you can do things like this:

	nextmail  "Set of pictures"  zac,tammy,norman  *.tiff  /LocalLibrary/Pictures

Everything arrives as a NeXT Mail attachment with the filename next to it.  Here's the script:

nextmailnextmail

Improvements since the last time I sent this out:  You can now put spaces in the subject line, and specify multiple recipients with either spaces or commas.  When uses spaces within a subject or recipient list, quotes must be used around them.  Also, multiple attachments are now supported.

Now for a brief message from our sponsor:  This script is derived from logic in the DSNeXTMailer class, an object in Dolphin Kit.  For more information on the Kit, send a note to <info@dolphin.com>.

Zacharias J. Beckman
DTI
800-843-0328 x 3
310-441-9021 (outside US)

Hopefully this isn't too far off the beaten track of the lists I've posted to; if it is, I apologize.