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I'm running Blat on my computer to test and then roll it out to some users in our network.<br />
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First off, I have a simple batch file that zipped several files (for backup purpose) and then send an e-mail notification to several people saying the backup was completed. &nbsp;This is a sample of the blat command line.<br />
1. I first install Blat. &nbsp;c:\blat -install &lt;IP addr of internal SMTP server&gt; &lt;e-mail addr of sender&gt;<br />
The install went through no error.<br />
2. Then inside the batch file, I have blat run. C:\blat\blat textfile.txt -t &quot;email_1@dot.com, email2@dot.com, email3@dot.com&quot; -s &quot;Backup completed&quot;<br />
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When the batch file ran, I received the error msg: &quot;Unknown error code 2 when trying to open textfile.txt&quot;. &nbsp;I didn't receive any e-mail notificaitons from blat. <br />
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What is wrong with the syntax? &nbsp;Textfile.txt is in the same directory as Blat.exe (C:\blat)
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I'm running Blat on my computer to test and then roll it out to some users in our network.

First off, I have a simple batch file that zipped several files (for backup purpose) and then send an e-mail notification to several people saying the backup was completed.  This is a sample of the blat command line.
1. I first install Blat.  c:\blat -install <IP addr of internal SMTP server> <e-mail addr of sender>
The install went through no error.
2. Then inside the batch file, I have blat run. C:\blat\blat textfile.txt -t "email_1@dot.com, email2@dot.com, email3@dot.com" -s "Backup completed"

When the batch file ran, I received the error msg: "Unknown error code 2 when trying to open textfile.txt".  I didn't receive any e-mail notificaitons from blat. 

What is wrong with the syntax?  Textfile.txt is in the same directory as Blat.exe (C:\blat)

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