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I don't think the problem is with your command, as that will send an HTML message.<br />
I'd suspect it's more something to do with the third-party app.<br />
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What happens when you send a plain-text email using Outlook? &nbsp;Do you get the same result as what you're seeing when sending from PS?<br />
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Does $body actually contain HTML code?
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$body does not contain HTML code. &nbsp;$body = Test Email. &nbsp;The problem with sending a plain text email is the signature program does not add the logo when the email is sent through plain text. &nbsp;I thought about writing a script to send a message through outlook but the problem is I can figure out how to use send as to send as a another user who I have the rights to send as. &nbsp;The code i was using is as follows:<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-8293521"><span>$ol = New-Object -comObject Outlook.Application  </span>
<span>$mail = $ol.CreateItem(0)  </span>
<span>$Mail.Recipients.Add(&quot;user@gmail.com&quot;)  </span>
<span>$Mail.Subject = &quot;Testing&quot;  </span>
<span>$Mail.Body = &quot;This is my test email&quot;  </span>
<span>$Mail.Send() </span>
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The reason I asked about sending a plain-text email with Outlook is because I'm trying to figure out if your third-party app embeds the logo by looking at specific HTML code in the email. &nbsp;If you see the same behavior with Outlook sending plain-text, then it would seem to indicate that adjusting your code so that $body contains HTML code would resolve the issue.
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If &nbsp;$body = &quot;This is a test&quot;. &nbsp;How can I adjust the code so it contains HTML code.
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I do not see the ConvertTo-HTML command in your script, nor the style to use as HTML.<br />
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Please reference these links:<br />
<a href="http://exchangeserverpro.com/powershell-send-html-email/" rel="ugc">http://exchangeserverpro.c<wbr />om/powersh<wbr />ell-send-h<wbr />tml-email/<wbr /></a><br />
<a href="http://exchangeserverpro.com/powershell-html-email-formatting/" rel="ugc">http://exchangeserverpro.c<wbr />om/powersh<wbr />ell-html-e<wbr />mail-forma<wbr />tting/</a>
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Using Outlook to send the messages forced the email message to go via HTML
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I'm trying to write a poweshell script that sends an outbound email. &nbsp;I've gotten the script to work perfectly the problem is we have a third part application that embedds a logo in all outgoing messages in the message. &nbsp;Sending a message through Outlook works flawlesssly but for whatever reason when using the script for whatever reason the message isn't being sent as an HTML message so the logo is sen as an attachment to a gmail address for example. &nbsp;I essentialy trying to send a test message from every user in our environment to test outgoing signatures that are applied by this same 3rd part application.. &nbsp;
<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-8293501"><span>Send-MailMessage -From $From -to $To -Subject $Subject -Body $Body -BodyAsHtml -SmtpServer $SMTPServer -port $SMTPPort -Priority High</span>
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I'm trying to write a poweshell script that sends an outbound email.  I've gotten the script to work perfectly the problem is we have a third part application that embedds a logo in all outgoing messages in the message.  Sending a message through Outlook works flawlesssly but for whatever reason when using the script for whatever reason the message isn't being sent as an HTML message so the logo is sen as an attachment to a gmail address for example.  I essentialy trying to send a test message from every user in our environment to test outgoing signatures that are applied by this same 3rd part application..  

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