Hello,
I am trying to send an email with a rtf attachment using Mail::SendEasy. However, when I look into the attachment it doesn't contain any text, but does when I send a .txt, or .doc. I have isolated it down to Mail::SendEasy and am running out of ideas. Obviously when view it on the OS where it was created it looks fine. Here's the section of the code: 
use Mail::SendEasy;
use RTF::Writer;

my $rtf = RTF::Writer->new_to_file("greetings.rtf");
      $rtf->prolog( 'title' => "Greetings, hyoomon" );
      $rtf->number_pages;
      $rtf->paragraph(
        \'\fs40\b\i',  # 20pt, bold, italic
        "Hi there!"
      );
      $rtf->close;

my $status=Mail::SendEasy::send(
    from     => 'sender@company.com',
    to     => 'receiver@company.com',
    subject    => "Morning Report",
    anex     => "greetings.rtf");

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Thanks,
Ciarán

In reply to RTF Attachments with Mail::SendEasy by ciaran

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