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'''Blat''' is an small, [[open source]] command-line program which allows users to send [[e-mail]] messages by using SMTP or post.<ref>http://www.blat.net/?faq/index.html#how,_exactly,_does_blat_work</ref>  It does not, however, have the ability to receive and read e-mail messages.<ref>http://download.cnet.com/Blat-64-bit/3000-2369_4-75781556.html</ref> Although perhaps not as "user-friendly" as [[Microsoft]] Outlook or [[Mozilla Thunderbird]], it offers a rare simplicity.  It also allows the sending of e-mail messages to be somewhat automated, which can be helpful, but also harmful if used for the wrong purposes.  Some people use this program to send reminders or notifications automatically, or even as an error reporting option.  Others, however, use it for massive unsolicited mailings ("UCE" or "[[Spam]]").<ref>http://www.blat.net/?philosophy.html</ref>

'''Blat''' is an small, [[open source]] command-line program which allows users to send [[e-mail]] messages by using SMTP or post.<ref>http://www.blat.net/?faq/index.html#how,_exactly,_does_blat_work</ref>  It does not, however, have the ability to receive and read e-mail messages.<ref>http://download.cnet.com/Blat-64-bit/3000-2369_4-75781556.html</ref> Clearly, this (and other factors) makes it less "user-friendly" than [[Microsoft]] Outlook or [[Mozilla Thunderbird]], but it offers a rare simplicity.  Blat also allows the sending of e-mail messages to be somewhat automated, which can be helpful, but also harmful if used for the wrong purposes.  While some people use this program to send reminders or notifications automatically, or even as an error reporting option, others use it for massive unsolicited mailings ("UCE" or "[[Spam]]").<ref>http://www.blat.net/?philosophy.html</ref>

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