You could also use
<CFMAILPARAM
FILE="file-name"
inside the body of your cfmail tag
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Subject: RE: <cfmail>
> Use the mimeattach attribute.
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> Subject: <cfmail>
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> how can i send images using <cfmail> tag.
> I want to send greeting cards thro' my site.
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