From reading the Mail::Internet documentation, it seems to me that it doesn't support or handle attachments. For attachments, I guess you will want to use MIME::Parser or something from the Email namespace. These will give you both the body of the attachment(s) and the suggested filenames as well.
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if you looked at the code you saw that I have piece with Mail::Internet and a piece with MIME::Parser. like I said before: I only want to know how I can load my perltst file into mail::internet AND mime::parser.
thats my only problem
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