CrunzhMail 3.31
Introduction:
Sometimes you just need to send a quick e-mail, and it would be nice if you could send it without having to open up the big, bloated and slow-to-load e-mail clients that you normally use. That is where CrunzhMail comes in. CrunzhMail is a very small and simple e-mail client. It doesn't have any of the numerous special features like a calendar or a spell checker found in some of the larger e-mail clients. Instead it's just a small program specifically designed for the purpose of sending out quick e-mails. It's a simple program that does one job, and it does it very well.
Contents:
Setup
Commandline operations
Copyright and Disclaimer
Version history
The first time you run CrunzhMail you are presented with the following configuration menu.
Which you need to fill out with your email information, it is normally supplied by your Internet Service Provider and if you lack any information you can contact them.
For your first account you need to fill out the three first fields: From name, which is your name, From Email which is your email address and the SMTP server which is you outgoing mail server. An example is:
You normally don’t need to change the port number or fill out the username and password fields.
If you want to use more than one address with CrunzhMail simply fill them in under Add address and if you want to remove them simply select them in the list under Remove address and click the remove button.
If you want to use the command line to send the email you can use the following syntax:
CrunzhMail mailto:some@email.address "This is the subject" "This is the message" send name-of-the-file-you-want-to-atttach.txt
Or
CrunzhMail mailto:some@email.address "This is the subject" –ffilename send name-of-the-file-you-want-to-atttach.txt
The flag called send makes CrunzhMail automatically send the email and exit if there are no problems. If you don't want that to happen simply fill in none instead of send.
You can attach any number of files in this way. It is important to encapsulate the subject and the body in a pair of " like this: “This is the subject”.
If you want CrunzhMail to read in a text file with the message you have to remember that there must not be any spaces between -f and the filename.
If you are using CrunzhMail only for the commandline operations consider looking at Crunzh cmdMail from www.crunzh.com which is much more suited for this kind of operations.
You can contact us by filling out the form at http://www.crunzh.com and we would appreciate any kind of constructive criticism and suggestions.
If you have any problems with this program please send your email to support@crunzh.com with information on your OS (win95/98/2000/NT/ME/XP/Vista) and what you were doing at the time the problem occurred. This will make it much faster and easier for us to help you.
You can go to http://www.crunzh.com/cmail-support.html to see an updated list of the most frequently asked questions about CrunzhMail. It is possible download the newest version of this program at the address http://www.crunzh.com.
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V3.31 19th of April 2007
This is just a minor fix for better Windows Vista support.
V3.3 26th of June 2006
This version adds status messages when you send email and contains fixs for a few small bugs.
V3.2 25 th of August 2005
It is now possible for CrunzhMail to receive the messagebody from a text file in the commandline mode.
Fixed a bug that caused additional email addresses to linger in the list until CrunzhMail was closed.
V3.1 4th of August 2005
Fixed a bug that could cause problems when CrunzhMail was used in commandline mode.
Improved the help in the settings dialog.
V3.0 30 th of June 2005
This version contains some pretty big improvements. The code that handles the sending of email has been rewritten and is now much more robust.
It handles errors better and includes better support for using authentication (username/password), better support for attached files and international character sets.
V2.45 26 th of January 2005
Two bugs have been fixed since 2.41. One that made the settings dialog forget changes to the port number every time it is opened. The other is one that sometimes made CrunzhMail fail to start as the default email program in the start menu.
V2.41 20 th of May 2004
Now CrunzhMail are released as open source software under the BSD license.
Added a feature to make it easy to check of updates of CrunzhMail.
V2.3 15 th of April 2004
The interface for handling multiple identities was improved and the Attach file dialog is now in the standard Windows XP style.
V2.2 20th of March 2004
Since version 2.11 a bug has been fixed. It was one that made it impossible to send email automatically from the command line.
v2.1 9th of October 2003
Fixed 2 bugs. One that made it impossible to remove identities and one that cause CrunzhMail only to use your first name the from field.
v2.0 18th of July 2003
Added capabilities for multiple sender addresses to CrunzhMail.
V1.8.7 - 11th of March 2003
Fixed a bug that caused CrunzhMail to hang if the recipient email address was rejected by the server.
V 1.8.5 - 25th of February 2003
Improved the Settings dialog and fixed a few small bugs.
V 1.8.2 - 6th of February 2003
Added easy word wrap button.
Improved the error handling and reporting.
V1.8 - 5th of November 2002
Improved the settings dialog.
Changed some of the menus.
V1.7 - 25th of June 2002
Fixed a bug that caused problems with Internet explorer 6.
Improved the help dialog.
V1.6.5 - 21st of February 2002
Minor changes.
V1.6 - 7th of July 2001
Command line usage and automation added. You can now use the command line to send messages to CrunzhMail.
V1.5 - 28th of May 2001
Added SMTP authentication.
V1.1 - 19th of May 2001
Changed the font in the main text field.
Improved the "email send" message.
V1.0 - 15th of April 2001
First released version.
CrunzhMail is copyright (c) 2001 - 2007 Martin Schultz.