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    Pipe? :confused:

    Pipe? :confused:
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    Wow, thanks. I tried the batch file, and it...

    Wow, thanks. I tried the batch file, and it didn't work, as you said. I also did what you said in my origional attempt, and again, it did what you said. I will look in to socket programing, but I...
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    Good news and bad news. I don't get an error...

    Good news and bad news. I don't get an error message, but when I run the program, after I put in the command and press enter, the program terminates. :(

    #include <iostream>
    #include <string>...
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    I need it to be in C++ because I want the user to...

    I need it to be in C++ because I want the user to be able to edit what is in the batch file. i.e.: the address that the email is being sent to, and the message.

    Ok, but how do I code that? I can...
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    sounds good, but I'm still in the dark about how...

    sounds good, but I'm still in the dark about how to execute what the user has put in through command prompt.
    system(var); doesn't work, any ideas? :confused:
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    Ok, I'm having an idea here, because I need it to...

    Ok, I'm having an idea here, because I need it to be a program, I'm going to tell C++ to create a batch file with everything I need in it, and then have it execute it. When it's done, delete the...
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    Telnet Email problem

    I'm trying to send an email using telnet in C++. I've done it before in regular command prompt, the log went like this:

    telnet /f C:\log.txt mail.mycbsi.com 25
    220 pbrane.mycbsi.net ESMTP Postfix...
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