Email from Cloverleaf using BLAT

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    Alka Sharma
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      We are windows server 2003 and to email out of Cloverleaf, we use a utility called BLAT. I have been tasked to generate an email with company logo, patient MRN and Visit Number with some formatting bold and underline to a selective group of physicians. I know how to generate the email but lacking the formatting and adding logo. Anyone out there doing this? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks Alka…

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      • #78157
        Jerry Tilsley
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          You should look into doing MIME-based e-mails with HTML formatting.  This approach is what I found to be easiest.

          Thanks,

          Jerry

        • #78158
          David Barr
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            There’s an article that shows how to use TCL to send e-mail with images.

            http://www.packtpub.com/article/tcl-handling-email

            Because they are using HTML to send the e-mail you can add  tags for the bold and underlining pretty easily.

          • #78159
            Peter Heggie
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              Here is an example of embedding a JPG file (company logo) in an email, using tcl. You can ignore the ODBC code but the rest uses a parm file to specify things like the directory name where the JPG file is stored.

              Peter Heggie

            • #78160
              bill bearden
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                Alka,

                Today, I did something like you are wanting to do in the manner the others are suggesting.

                I found useful info at the following web sites.

                 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6706891/embedding-image-in-html-email    (MIME headers)

                 http://wiki.tcl.tk/779     (example of -param in mime::initialize)

                The first thing to do is to be able to send a plain text email with just Tcl. The packages that I use are:

              • #78161
                Alka Sharma
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                  Thanks Everyone for the input. I have enough code to figure out what I need to do.

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