Email Invoices
Glen Ditchfield
gjditchfield at acm.org
Wed Aug 18 10:10:57 EDT 2004
> linas at linas.org (Linas Vepstas) writes:
> Yes, exactly. At this time, it would still be a lot of work to
> make gnucash auto-launch an email client
On Monday 16 August 2004 17:06, Derek Atkins wrote:
> Here ya go:
> mailout = popen("/usr/lib/sendmail -bt");
> fprintf(mailout, "From: GnuCash Invoice Mailer <%s>\n", mail_from);
> fprintf(mailout, "To: %s <%s>\n", cust_contact, cust_email);
> fprintf(mailout, "Subject: GnuCash Invoice for %s dated %s\n", cust_name,
> date); fprintf(mailout, "%s\n", mime_headers);
> fprintf(mailout, "\n");
> fprintf(mailout, "%s\n", text_intro);
> fprintf(mailout, "%s\n", mime_sep);
> fprintf(mailout, "%s\n", pdf_content);
> fprintf(mailout, "%s\n", mime_ending);
> fclose(mailout);
I use KMail. I would just want GnuCash to execute "kmail --composer --attach
[path to file containing invoice] [recipient address]". That would bring up
a KMail window where I would type my subject, cover note, CCs, BCCs, and
whatnot. If I had to set a preference to "kmail --composer --attach %0 %1"
somewhere, that would be just fine.
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