Hi All, Currently I know how to send out mail for 1 person, may I know how can i send out more than one person in the same mail and the e-mail address is grep from other file. I think should join with array function, but I have no idea how to grep every hotmail.com and join in the mail script. Here is my mail script: 
sub sendpasstoemail
{
    my $smtp;
    my $pingStatus;
    my $localcount;
    my $subject = "User \'$1\' Booking Request for ATCA Chassis";
    my $string = <<INFORM 
Hi All,

    How are you?

Thanks
Best Regard,
$username    

    NOTE: This is an auto-generated email, please do not reply.

INFORM
;
    $pingStatus = &checkTargetPing("ORCAS01.hotmail.com");
    if ($pingStatus eq 1)
    {
            $smtp = Net::SMTP->new('ORCAS01.hotmail.com');
            $smtp->mail($3);
            $smtp->to($3);
            $smtp->data();
            $smtp->datasend("From: Booking and Managment system\n");
            $smtp->datasend("To:$3\n");
            $smtp->datasend("Subject: $subject\n");
            $smtp->datasend("\n");
            $smtp->datasend("$string\n");
            $smtp->dataend();
            $smtp->quit;
            print $query->h2({-align=>'center'},"Your request message 
+is sent to Chassis user");
    }

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below is my .txt file format: 
#username                password                email address        
+privilege
gordon                    gordon1234                gordon@hotmail.com
+            admin
danish                    danish1234                Danish@hotmail.com
+            user
johson                    johson1234                johson@hotmail.com
+            user

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In reply to How to send multiple user with one mail? by GordonLim

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