Multiple attachments with VBSendMail (SMTP Send Mail for VB6.0)

Hello everyone. I am using SMTP Send Mail for VB6.0. Everythig works great except I am only able to send one attachment at a time. Does anyone know how I can send 2 attachments with an email using this component?

Here is my code.

VB Code:

poSendMail.Subject = "Profit and loss statement."
poSendMail.Attachment = "C:\P&L-" & Trim(Reports.Combo3.Text) & "-" & Trim(Reports.Combo1.Text) & ".pdf"
poSendMail.Attachment = "C:\ServiceAnalysis-" & Trim(Reports.Combo3.Text) & "-" & Trim(Reports.Combo1.Text) & ".pdf"
poSendMail.Send
Set poSendMail = Nothing

The preceding code just sends the 2nd attached file, not the first one.
I also tried posendmail.attachment file1 & "," & file2. This doesn't work either. I also tried it with a semicolon instead of a comma.

Thanks

This link demonstrates how to send mail with multiple attachments using VBSendMail.

Note: I found it through Goggle, but have not actually used it.

Thanks Hack, I found that same article and tried the comma separater but it did not work for me.

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Originally Posted by indydavid32

Thanks Hack, I found that same article and tried the comma separater but it did not work for me.

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As you just posted a snippet of the code, I'm not sure if you are doing this or not, but the routine begins with: set poSendMail = new vbSendMail.clsSendMail

Are you doing the Set statement?

Hack, here is my code. Nothing fancy.

VB Code:

Set poSendMail = New vbSendMail.clsSendMail
        poSendMail.SMTPHost = "202.101.8.61"
        poSendMail.POP3Host = "202.101.8.61"
        
        poSendMail.From = st
        Debug.Print strEmail
        poSendMail.Recipient = strEmail
        
        poSendMail.ReplyToAddress = st
        poSendMail.Subject = "Profit and loss statement - Store #" & Trim(Combo3.Text)
        
        st1 = "C:\P&L-" & Trim(Reports.Combo3.Text) & "-" & Trim(Reports.Combo1.Text) & ".pdf"
        st2 = "C:\Expenses-" & Trim(Reports.Combo3.Text) & "-" & Trim(Reports.Combo1.Text) & ".pdf"
        poSendMail.Attachment = st1 & ", " & st1
        poSendMail.Send

I get an error message that says "Run-time error '52'; Bad file name or number". In debug mode, I try the files individualy without the comma and both files attached that way. So it's not my files. It's the comma.

Thanks