I have used this module as follows to send an html file, which works fine. (Appreciation to ides for his article/tutorial):

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser warningsToBrowser);
use CGI ':standard'; 
use MIME::Lite::TT::HTML; 

 my %params;
 
 foreach my $name (param( )) {
   $params{$name} = param($name);
 }
 
my $host_serv = '/path/host_serv.pdf';
my $prem_serv = '/path/prem_serv.pdf';

 my %options; 
# $options{INCLUDE_PATH} = '/path/to/templates'; 

 my $msg = MIME::Lite::TT::HTML->new( 
            From        =>  'ex@why.com',
            To          =>  $params{'emailto'}, 
            Subject     =>  'Your recent purchase', 
            Template    =>  {
                                html    =>  'test.html.tt',
                            },
            TmplOptions =>  \%options, 
            TmplParams  =>  \%params, 
 );
 $msg->send;
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However when I add 'attach' to the code, the attachment is sent but the html message is not. When I add TWO attachments only the last is sent, but without the html message (below). Obviously what I am doing is overwriting $msg each time, which I don't want to do. Can anyone show me how to get this done?

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser warningsToBrowser);
use CGI ':standard'; 
use MIME::Lite::TT::HTML; 

 my %params;
 
 foreach my $name (param( )) {
   $params{$name} = param($name);
 } 

my $host_serv = '/path/host_serv.pdf';
my $prem_serv = '/path/prem_serv.pdf';

 my %options; 
# $options{INCLUDE_PATH} = '/path/to/templates'; 

 my $msg = MIME::Lite::TT::HTML->new( 
            From        =>  'ex@why.com',
            To          =>  $params{'emailto'}, 
            Subject     =>  'Your recent purchase', 
            Template    =>  {
                                html    =>  'test.html.tt',
                            },
            TmplOptions =>  \%options, 
            TmplParams  =>  \%params, 
 ); 
 
 $msg->attach(  Type        =>  'application/pdf',
                Path        =>  $host_serv,
                Filename    =>  'host.pdf',
                Disposition =>  'attachment'
 ); 

 $msg->attach(  Type        =>  'application/pdf',
                Path        =>  $prem_serv,
                Filename    =>  'guest.pdf',
                Disposition =>  'attachment'
 ); 

 $msg->send;
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