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RTFM stands for "Read The Fine Manual". Some people prefer an expletive for the third word ... but the point is that you should have read the docs for Mail::Mailer:

ARGUMENTS

"new" can optionally be given a $command and $type.  $type
is one "sendmail", "mail", ... given above.  The meaning
of $command depends on $type.

"open" is given a reference to a hash.  The hash consists
of key and value pairs, the key being the name of the
header field (eg, "To"), and the value being the
corresponding contents of the header field.  The value can
either be a scalar (eg, "gnat@frii.com") or a reference to
an array of scalars ("eg, ['gnat@frii.com',
'Tim.Bunce@ig.co.uk']").

So ... here is how i would write your code snippet:

use Mail::Mailer;

my @param = qw(
   Title Name Position School Address
   Suburb State PCode Email Tel Fax
   Att1 Att2 Att3 Att4 Att5
   Att6 Att7 Att8 Att9 Comments
);

my $mailer = Mail::Mailer->new;
$mailer->open({
   To      => 'foo@bar.com',
   From    => 'baz@qux.com',
   Subject => 'results of submit',
});

my $body;
$body .= "$in{$_}\n" for @param;
print $mailer $body;

$mailer->close;
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Hope this helps. :)

jeffa

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In reply to 3Re: How do I send mail from a script? by jeffa
in thread How do I send mail from a script? by Nickd_69

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