I have a script that pulls from a database and creates a pdf or rtf based on the users input, the pdf works fine and emails fine, then if they want a rtf it creates it just fine but when sent in email using MIME::Lite it gives me a error: the document name or path is not valid. Try these suggestions. *Check file permissions for the document or drive *Use the File Open dialog box to locate the document I have no Idea what is causing this issue this is the code I am using its kinda long UPDATE: ok I fixed it, the RTF:: Writer module has a faulty close function so I re-wrote the function: 
sub RTF::Writer::close {
   return unless $_[0][2];  # Already closed?!
   #DEBUG > 1 and print "Closing $_[0]\n";
   $_[0]->print(\$_[0][1]) if length $_[0][1];
   $_[0][2]->close();   # Call close directly
   undef $_[0][2];   # ...presumably clausing any FH to close and dest
+roy.
   $_[0][1] = '';
   return;

    }

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this solved the problem thanks for the help

In reply to RTF corrupted when sent to email by ikkon

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