Hi there,
If you've read the title, you'll probably think: why doesn't he want to use modules like MIME::Entity, or MIME::Lite?
Well, because my isp seems to have forgotten a few of them...
Software error: Can't locate Mail/Field/addrlist.pm in @INC
Software error: Can't locate Mail/Field/date.pm in @INC
 At the moment, I'm in a kind of war with the isp, and don't feel like asking them to update their modules.
And I also know there is a way to use base64-encoding without having anything to do with other modules...
If you know how, or have another solution, could you PLEASE let me know?
Thanx in advance, Paul
Hail Perl!!!

In reply to Sending images as attachments without using modules by frinky

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