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| //by Richard Russell, October 2012, corrected August 2015//\\ \\ | //by Richard Russell, October 2012, corrected August 2015//\\ \\ | ||
| - | ==== See also [[/Sending%20an%20HTML%20email%20with%20optional%20attachments|Sending an HTML email with optional attachments]] ==== | + | See also [[/Sending%20an%20HTML%20email%20with%20optional%20attachments|Sending an HTML email with optional attachments]] |
| \\ In the article [[/Sending%20an%20email%20automatically|Sending an email automatically]] the procedure **PROCsendmail()** automatically sends an email using the SOCKLIB library. Listed below is a procedure which performs the same function except that you can specify one or more files to attach to the email. The final parameter is a comma-separated list of the pathnames of the file(s) you wish to attach. The procedure might be called as follows:\\ | \\ In the article [[/Sending%20an%20email%20automatically|Sending an email automatically]] the procedure **PROCsendmail()** automatically sends an email using the SOCKLIB library. Listed below is a procedure which performs the same function except that you can specify one or more files to attach to the email. The final parameter is a comma-separated list of the pathnames of the file(s) you wish to attach. The procedure might be called as follows:\\ | ||
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