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I am attempting to send the same message to two different e-mail recipients.

The e-mail addresses are the same - so I don't need to capture the details.

I have tried to enter the addresses separated by a semicolon (as other programs work) but then nothing gets sent. What would be the best way to handle this situation?

Thanks!

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You are using what code/UDF?

Here is a portion of my script with the actual variables changed

My actual variable work OK - just not when I try to park the "2nd" e-mail address on the to line

#include <C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include\INet.au3>

$s_SmtpServer = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" ;IP address for smtp server

$s_FromName = "FromName"

$s_FromAddress = "FromName@hotmail.com"

$s_ToAddress = "1stname@hotmail.com;2ndname@hotmail.com"

$s_Subject = "Test File Missing"

Again - things work if the

$s_ToAddress = "1stname@hotmail.com" or

$s_ToAddress = "2ndname@hotmail.com"

Can't get to do both at same time.

Thanks!

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Posted (edited)

Don't think _InetSmtpMail() has that option.

You could look for the _InetSmtpMailCom() UDF in the Examples forum I wrote which is using the CDO email functionality.

Just separate the Email addresses with a comma like "name1@domain.com,name2@domain.com"

Edited by Jos

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