my $msg = MIME::Lite->new(
                
                From    => "=?UTF-8?B?" . encode_base64( 'Some russian
+ text', "" ) . "?=" . ' <inf@irkutsk.2gis.ru>',
                To      => $email_address,
                Subject => "=?UTF-8?B?" . encode_base64( 'Some russian
+ text', "" ) . "?=",
                Type    => 'multipart/mixed',
            );
            
            $msg->attach(
                
                Type     => 'text/html; charset=UTF-8',
                Data     => $message_html,
            );
            
            $msg->attach(
                Type     => 'application/msword',
                Path     => $base_path . '\\' . $dir_name . '\\' . $fi
+le_name . ".doc",
                Filename => "=?UTF-8?B?" . encode_base64( 'Some russia
+n text', "" ) . "?=" . '.doc',
            );
            
            $msg->attr('content-type.charset' => 'UTF-8');
            $msg->send;

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In reply to Re: Problem with russian / cyrillic in e-mail program. by Gangabass
in thread Problem with russian / cyrillic in e-mail program. by dbmathis

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