I can not seem to figure this out. I think the problem may have to do with references, and I need more knowledge of them. But, could I still get a leg up on this one? Please point me in the right direction of the answer. I am opening and using a file named "email.txt" that is formatted like this :

 
'him@here.com','C:/test1.txt','C:/test2.txt','C:/test3.txt'
'her@there.com','C:/test3.txt'
'it@where.com','C:/test2.txt','C:/test1.txt'
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Some people may recall this from an earlier post I made. And, thanks for those replies by the way. They were most helpful.
Now I have this script :

#!c:/perl -w
use Mail::Sender;
my $time = localtime;
my $subj_line = "Price Change Worksheet for $time";
my $work = 'me@work.com'; 

open(LIST, "c:/email.txt") or die $!;
my @files;
while(<LIST>) {
  s/^'//;
  s/'\n?$//;
  @files = split /','/, $_;
  my $email = shift @files;

my $sender = new Mail::Sender( {smtp => 'mail.domain.com',from => $wor
+k}) || die "$Mail::Sender::Error\n";
$sender->OpenMultipart( {to => $email,
                        subject => $subj_line});
$sender->Body;
$sender->SendLine('Here are the price change worksheets.');
$sender->SendFile(
  {description => 'Text File',
   encoding => 'Base64',
   file => @files})
and print "Mail was sent OK." || die "$Mail::Sender::Error\n";
$sender->Close;
}
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I am wondering how to attach all of the files listed for each individual email address into one email. I am just receiving an email with no attachments but at least I am getting the body message. The man page for Mail::Sender is located here.
Thanks.
Blacksmith.

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