Fellow Monks: Hopefully this will be the last time I have to drive you all insane with
this question. Here is what I have coded so far:


use MIME::Lite;
use Net::SMTP;

$msg = MIME::Lite->new(
            From    =>'root@mycompany.com',
            To      =>'myname@mycompany.com',
            Subject =>'Summary Report',
            Type    =>'multipart/mixed'
               );

$msg->attach(
        Type       =>'TEXT',
        Filename   =>'$rptname'
        );

MIME::Lite->send(smtp, "localhost");
$msg->send;

exit 0;

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I have to use a variable for the filename, since the actual name of
the report will have the date as part of it (i.e. summary2000-07-31).
And this program will be run every day, so it will generate a new report
for each day.

Any more help that you can all give will be greatly appreciated. Thank you
in advance.

TStanley

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