IAmStoxe · May 5, 2020 20:56
diff --git a/Send-OutlookEmail.ps1 b/Send-OutlookEmail.ps1
 Function Send-OutlookEmail {
    #REQUIRES -version 2.0
    
    <#
        .SYNOPSIS
         Sends email using Microsoft Outlook.
         For examples type:
             Get-Help Send-OutlookEmail -examples
        .DESCRIPTION
         This Function uses the Outlook.Application COM object to build and 
         send email from a script or the PowerShell console.
        .PARAMETER Recipient
         At least one recipient email address, required.
        .PARAMETER Subject
         Optional parameter for the email subject. Not optional if you don't
         want a spam filter to eat the resulting email ;)
        .PARAMETER Body
         Optional parameter containing the body of the email to send.
        .PARAMETER Attachment
         Full path and filename of an attachment, optional.
        .EXAMPLE
         Send-OutlookEmail [email protected] Subject "This is the email body."
         
         This example will send an email to "[email protected]" with "Subject"
         as the email subject.
        .EXAMPLE
         Send-OutlookEmail [email protected] Subject Body -Attachement "C:\file.txt"
         
         This example will send the same email as in example 1, using "Body" as
         the body of the email, and with the file (c:\file.txt) as an 
         attachment.
        .EXAMPLE
         Send-OutlookEmail [email protected] Subject Body | out-null
         
         This example will suppress the output of the Send-OutlookEmail 
         function.
        .NOTES
         NAME......:  Send-OutlookEmail
         AUTHOR....:  Joe Glessner
         LAST EDIT.:  14MAY11
         CREATED...:  18FEB11
        .LINK
         http://joeit.wordpress.com/
        #>
    [CmdletBinding()]             
    Param (        
        [String]$Recipient = $(Read-Host "Recipient required!"), 
        [String]$Subject = $(Read-Host "Email Subject required!"), 
        [String]$Body,
        [String]$Attachment
        #[switch]$html
        #Uncomment the section below to use this switch.
    )#End Param
    Write-Verbose "Loading the Outlook.Application COM Object..."
    $Outlook = New-Object -comObject  Outlook.Application 
    Write-Verbose "Creating new email instance..."
    $Mail = $Outlook.CreateItem(0) 

    $Outlook | Get-Member -MemberType Properties | Out-Host
    $outlook.Session.Accounts | Out-Host
        
    Write-Verbose "Adding Recipient(s) $Recipient..."
    $Mail.Recipients.Add($Recipient) 
    Write-Verbose "Adding subject $Subject..."
    $Mail.Subject = $Subject 
    Write-Verbose "Adding body text $Body..."
    $Mail.Body = $Body
    <# This is an example of how to format HTML email using this function
        If($html) {
            $Mail.HTMLBody = "<HTML><HEAD>Text <B>BOLD</B>  " + `
                "<span style='color:#E36C0A'>Color Text</span>" + `
                "</HEAD></HTML>"
        }#End If($html)
        #>
    If ($Attachment) {
        Write-Verbose "Adding Attachment(s) $Attachment..."
        $Mail.Attachments.Add($Attachment) 
    }#End If($Attachment)
        
    $Mail.Send() 
    Write-Verbose "Email sent!"
 }
	Function Send-OutlookEmail {
	#REQUIRES -version 2.0

	<#
	.SYNOPSIS
	Sends email using Microsoft Outlook.
	For examples type:
	Get-Help Send-OutlookEmail -examples
	.DESCRIPTION
	This Function uses the Outlook.Application COM object to build and
	send email from a script or the PowerShell console.
	.PARAMETER Recipient
	At least one recipient email address, required.
	.PARAMETER Subject
	Optional parameter for the email subject. Not optional if you don't
	want a spam filter to eat the resulting email ;)
	.PARAMETER Body
	Optional parameter containing the body of the email to send.
	.PARAMETER Attachment
	Full path and filename of an attachment, optional.
	.EXAMPLE
	Send-OutlookEmail [email protected] Subject "This is the email body."

	This example will send an email to "[email protected]" with "Subject"
	as the email subject.
	.EXAMPLE
	Send-OutlookEmail [email protected] Subject Body -Attachement "C:\file.txt"

	This example will send the same email as in example 1, using "Body" as
	the body of the email, and with the file (c:\file.txt) as an
	attachment.
	.EXAMPLE
	Send-OutlookEmail [email protected] Subject Body \| out-null

	This example will suppress the output of the Send-OutlookEmail
	function.
	.NOTES
	NAME......: Send-OutlookEmail
	AUTHOR....: Joe Glessner
	LAST EDIT.: 14MAY11
	CREATED...: 18FEB11
	.LINK
	http://joeit.wordpress.com/
	#>
	[CmdletBinding()]
	Param (
	[String]$Recipient = $(Read-Host "Recipient required!"),
	[String]$Subject = $(Read-Host "Email Subject required!"),
	[String]$Body,
	[String]$Attachment
	#[switch]$html
	#Uncomment the section below to use this switch.
	)#End Param
	Write-Verbose "Loading the Outlook.Application COM Object..."
	$Outlook = New-Object -comObject Outlook.Application
	Write-Verbose "Creating new email instance..."
	$Mail = $Outlook.CreateItem(0)

	$Outlook \| Get-Member -MemberType Properties \| Out-Host
	$outlook.Session.Accounts \| Out-Host

	Write-Verbose "Adding Recipient(s) $Recipient..."
	$Mail.Recipients.Add($Recipient)
	Write-Verbose "Adding subject $Subject..."
	$Mail.Subject = $Subject
	Write-Verbose "Adding body text $Body..."
	$Mail.Body = $Body
	<# This is an example of how to format HTML email using this function
	If($html) {
	$Mail.HTMLBody = "<HTML><HEAD>Text <B>BOLD</B> " + `
	"<span style='color:#E36C0A'>Color Text</span>" + `
	"</HEAD></HTML>"
	}#End If($html)
	#>
	If ($Attachment) {
	Write-Verbose "Adding Attachment(s) $Attachment..."
	$Mail.Attachments.Add($Attachment)
	}#End If($Attachment)

	$Mail.Send()
	Write-Verbose "Email sent!"
	}
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