Work off this if you still have no luck: 
use Mail::Sender;

eval {
     Mail::Sender->new(
        {from => 'user@domain.local', 
        smtp => 'mailserver.domain.local'})
     ->OpenMultipart({
         to => 'user@domain.remote',
         subject => 'Subject Here!',
         multipart => 'related',
       })
     ->Part({
         ctype => 'text/html', 
         disposition => 'NONE', 
         msg => <<'*END*'})
            <html><body>
            This is where your HTML Page will be
            <img src="cid:img1">
            </body></html>
*END*
     ->Attach({
            description => 'image descr',
            ctype => 'image/jpeg',
            encoding => 'base64',
            disposition => 
      "inline; filename=*;\r\nContent-ID: <img1>",
            file => '/path/to/image.jpg'
          })
     ->Close();
  } or 

print "Error sending mail: $Mail::Sender::Error\n";

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in thread EMail problem in outlook by chandanperl

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