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# Mass_Email_Unique_Attachments
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Sends mails to a list of addresses, with different attachments.
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Useful for mailing personalized certificates, layoff letters and wedding invitations.
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Reads data from a CSV file with email addresses and the names of the files which are to be sent as attachments.
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# Setup
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- Create a folder containing all attachments which are to be sent
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- Create a CSV file with two columns, the name of the attachment file, and the mail address of the receiver
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- Add the path of the folder and CSV file in your script
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# Usage
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There are two scripts, the native script will use the Outlook or Windows Mail to send the mails. The mails will be sent from your currently logged-in mail id. This script is suitable for Windows.
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The SMTP script allows you to setup a SMTP server to send mails. Follow the comment instructions in the script to setup an SMTP server. This requires you to allow alternative sign-in from your email provider.
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The `smtp_server` depends on which mail provider you are using. Common servers for major providers are:
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- Yahoo!
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- smtp.mail.yahoo.com
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- Gmail
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- smtp.gmail.com
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- Outlook
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- smtp.office365.com / smtp-mail.outlook.com
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The password to be entered in `smtp_password` is generated from your email provider settings.
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- https://hotter.io/docs/email-accounts/secure-app-gmail/
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- https://superuser.com/questions/1521236/how-to-allow-less-secure-app-access-in-microsoft-email
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- https://help.inspectionsupport.com/en/articles/392427-enable-less-secure-apps-for-smtp-use-isn-yahoo-mail
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The first script is suitable for users who don't wish to setup an SMTP server, or don't want to generate a less secure key.
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# Alteration
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You can modify the code to change the type of attachments being sent, for example instead of PDFs, you can send Word documents by changing the `pdf_file_name = row['name'] + '.pdf'` to `pdf_file_name = row['name'] + '.docx'`. For images, use .png, .jpg, etc.
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You can also comment out the CC option if you don't wish to CC the mail to anyone.
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