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Sending Email

Sending Email

SendMail[<|"To"->address,"Subject"->subj,"Body"->text|>]
send a basic email message
SendMail[<|…,"Body"->{expr1,expr2,…}|>]
send arbitrary Wolfram Language expressions
SendMail[<|…,"Attachments"->file|>]
send a message with file attachments
Sending email from the Wolfram Language.
The examples below require that the default mail account settings have been configured in the Internet & Mail ▶ Mail Settings tab of the Preferences dialog.
This sends a basic email message:
Wolfram Language code: SendMail[ <|"To" -> "info@wolfram.com", "Subject" -> "Example Message", "Body" -> "My text"|> ]
This sends files as attachments:
Wolfram Language code: Table[Export["sinPlot" <> ToString@n <> ".jpg", Plot[Sin[x], {x, 0, 2n π}]], {n, 3}]
Wolfram Language code: SendMail[ <|"To" -> "info@wolfram.com", "Subject" -> "Example Attachments", "Body" -> "Files are attached.", "Attachments" -> {"sinPlot1.jpg", "sinPlot2.jpg", "sinPlot3.jpg"}|> ]
You can also send arbitrary Wolfram Language expressions within the body of the email. SendMail automatically converts the expressions to an appropriate file format and attaches them (inline, where possible) to the email.
This converts Wolfram Language expressions in the body of the email and attaches them appropriately for email:
Wolfram Language code: SendMail[ <|"To" -> "info@wolfram.com", "Subject" -> "Sending Mathematica Expressions as Attachments", "Body" -> {"Attach arbitrary Mathematica expressions to the body of your email. E.g., images: ", [image], "Mathematica graphics: ", [image], "Sounds: ", Sound[Play[Sin[4Pi t] ^ 2Sin[440 2Pi t], {t, 0, 1}]], "Notebooks: ", CreateDocument[{x + y, 1 / x + 1 / y}]}|> ]