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Here is an example. Let's say you have a CSV file called "test.csv" and you have another text file called "msgbody.txt" that represents the body text of your email. mpack -s "Test Message" -d msgbody.txt -c application/csv -o encoded.txt test.csv This would create an encoded file call "encoded.txt" that combined your body text with the attachment (MIME type application/csv) with the subjust line "Test Message". Then you could use BMAIL to send the encoded message: bmail -s mail_server -t to_address@nothing.com -h -f from_address@nothing.com -m encoded.txt Please note that MPACK and BMAIL seem to have problem with long file name. So make sure you sue 8.3 file name for all files passed to these programs.

I used the command line utility MPACK to create a MIME attachment and then use BMAIL to send the email with the attachment. http://www.beyondlogic.org/solutions/cmdli...cmdlinemail.htm