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By the way, I also included the UUDECODE routines in the above code...<br />
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Cheers!
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By the way, I also included the UUDECODE routines in the above code...

Cheers!

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Thanks for the points! Glad I could help!<br />
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Cheers!
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Thanks for the points! Glad I could help!


Cheers!

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I'm using the Winsock control to send email. &nbsp;I've got the code to send all the different email parts using the SendData method but I need to know what to pass for an attachment. &nbsp;I also need to know does the attachment need to be encoded first with MIME or something. &nbsp;If you know these answers, and how to do it, your help would be GREATLY appreciated.
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I'm using the Winsock control to send email.  I've got the code to send all the different email parts using the SendData method but I need to know what to pass for an attachment.  I also need to know does the attachment need to be encoded first with MIME or something.  If you know these answers, and how to do it, your help would be GREATLY appreciated.

How do I send an attachment using the Winsock control 6.0

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