I ve got this subroutine which sends out mail from my script:

sub sendemail {
        my ($to,$from,$subject,$message) = @_;
        my $trash;
        if ($config{'mailhost'}) {
        eval('use IO::Socket; 1;') or &oops("IO::Socket could not be l
+oaded by the script.  Please see the script documentation for details
+.  It looks like this server is using perl version $].  IO::Socket ma
+y not be included with versions of perl prior to 5.00404."); # don't 
+cause errors on machines where IO::Socket is not available
                my $remote;
                $remote = IO::Socket::INET->new("$config{'mailhost'}:s
+mtp(25)");
                $remote->autoflush();
                print $remote "HELLO\r\n";
                $trash = <$remote>;
                print $remote "MAIL From:<$config{'admin_address'}>\r\
+n";
                $trash = <$remote>;
                print $remote "RCPT To:<$to>\r\n";
                $trash = <$remote>;
                print $remote "DATA\r\n";
                $trash = <$remote>;
                print $remote "From: <$from>\r\nSubject: $subject\r\n\
+r\n";
                print $remote $message;
                print $remote "\r\n.\r\n";
                $trash = <$remote>;
                print $remote "QUIT\r\n";
        }
        else {
                open MAIL, "|$config{'mailprog'}";
                print MAIL "To: $to\nFrom: $from\nSubject: $subject\n\
+n$message\n\n";
                close MAIL;
        }
}

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I use this line of code to call the subroutine:

&sendemail($Recipient_Email,$Admin_Address,"$Email_Body");

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My Question is: What line of code and where do I need to add it in order to send out an attached file, (Email_Template.html), replacing the texted $Email_Body.

Thanx beforehand: VirtualWeb.

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