Or include all three addresses on the "To:" line and send them all at once.

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"Perl is a mess and that's good because the
problem space is also a mess." - Larry Wall

Thanks--you totally helped me. After cleaning up the syntax, I did a test to find a single element in the array:

foreach $address (@address) {
    print "$address\n";
}
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From this, I found that $address is all of my addresses in the test file (three entrys). So it thinks that all three addresses correspond to one array element!

I'm not really sure, but I think that you need to close sendmail so it can send the email, or else, it will keep on printing the text in the body of the current email, and that's why you're getting only the first email sent.. because the rest of the emails are just body in the first one.

then again, I might be wrong.