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> I spoke with Dean as well, the author, and he advised the same.  I wrote 
> a little script that accomplishes what I need, and wanted to share it, 
> pasted in line below:
> 
> email.bash
> #!/bin/bash
> export file=""
> for x in *.pdf; do
>         export file=$file,$x
> done
> echo $file
> email user AT domain DOT com -s test -a $file < sample.txt
> 

I think you should better use the following thing:
$ file=*.pdf; file=`echo $file | sed "s/ /,/"`
$ echo $file
$ email user AT domain DOT com -s test -a $file < sample.txt

your code will return a list starting with a comma:
$ echo $file
,file1.pdf,file2.pdf,file3.pdf...

See it as an improvement - I needed quite long for that part.
SE

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