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capagecl command

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capagecl command

capagecl command

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Is there a way, using the capagecl command, to designate multiple e-mail addresses? I can find no answer on this. I am working with a policy that is supposed to send an e-mail to multiple people after a specified time frame. If you can only send to 1 email address, in the policy can you just use more commands with capagecl (ie. 110) capagecl user1 120) capagecl user2, etc.).

Thanks for the help.
A new TNG user\administrator - Carl

RE: capagecl command

Don't think it is, but there are alot of freeware utilities out there that will work.

We use wmailto, which allows you to send emails to Addressees defined in a file (as many as you want).
Web site is:
http://yoda.uvi.edu/jgaa/wmailto.htm

It works very well.

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