Hi All, I have a problem. My PERL script which runs on a Windows NT platform needs to send email. I know that this can be done on UNIX. I have no idea how to do do this for Windows NT. I have the following code which works on UNIX but not on Windows NT. Any suggestions how to do this for WIN NT? 
sub send_email {

    my($subject, @msg) = @_;
      my($mailx) = "/usr/bin/mailx -s \"${subject}\" " .
                  join(' ', @emailaddrs);
     open(MAILX, "|$mailx");
     flush(MAILX);
     print MAILX join("\n", @msg), "\n";
     close MAILX;
     print BUILDOUT "email notification sent to:\n";
     print BUILDOUT @emailaddrs, "\n";
     return;
    }

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In reply to How to send email when executing PERL on Windows NT by Anonymous Monk

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