Sorry about that guys, thought it might be a generic enough question to not NEED a code sample. 
my $from_name = $mail_from;
my $from_address = $display_name;
my $to_address = $_;
my $subject = 'Daily Report';
my $mime_type = 'TEXT';
my $message = "Your PDF report is attached.";

# Create the initial text of the message
my $mime_msg = MIME::Lite->new(
   From => $from_address,
   To   => $to_address,
   Subject => $subject,
   Type => $mime_type,
   Data => $message
   )
  or die "Error creating MIME body: $!\n";

my $filename = 'daily.pdf';
my $recommended_filename = 'daily.pdf';

# Attach the file
$mime_msg->attach(
   Type => 'application/pdf',
   Path => $filename,
   Filename => $recommended_filename
   )
  or die "Error attaching test file: $!\n";

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As you can tell from the code, most, if not ALL the of important info comes from variables, most of which come from a config file, or are retrieved from a database.

In reply to Re^2: Passing variables to function's hash. by FrankRizzo
in thread Passing variables to function's hash. by FrankRizzo

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