Send-SRMail.ps1

Sends an e-mail message
You can use the script as a function script. The script must be tagged _Lib_ for this purpose.
To load the script into the Powershell session automatically, it should be included in the PowerShell options of the action. Not all parameters are necessary.
You can also work with a variable in the main script.

Example 1 for calling the SendMail function in your main script:
SendMail 'sender@example.com>' 'receipient@example.com>' 'My subject' 'Body text' $true 'Normal' 'smtp.fabrikam.com'

Example 2 for calling the SendMail function in your main script:
SendMail -MailSender 'sender@example.com' -MailRecipients 'receipient1@example.com,receipient2@example.com' -MailSubject 'My subject' -MailBody 'Body text' -MailUseSsL $true -MailPriority 'Normal' -MailServer 'smtp.fabrikam.com'

Example 3 for calling the SendMail function in your main script:
$sender = 'sender@example.com'
$receipient = 'receipient@example.com'
$subject = 'MysubjectText'
$mailhost = 'smtp.example.com'
SendMail $sender $receipient $subject 'Mybodytext' $mailhost