Solution to email uploaded attachments

Is there any solution available to email a forms results plus
any
attachments that were uploaded to the expected recipient?
I have a form that currently dumps the data into sql db.. now
they are are
asking to make some changes by adding 3 fields to allow
images / docs to be
uploaded.
The form currently dumps the data and emails a copy of that
data to the
proper contact for that issue. Because they are wanting to
allow the upload
of the files.. is there some ext or code available i can
adapt to my code to
insert the data and files into the database.. and then email
the submission
along with the uploaded files to the contact person?

The script is a 3rd party CDONT script.. yes i can modify it
to fit my
needs.. all this is being done on our Intranet.. so i have
full access to
the server. The Pure ASP upload has worked up until version
3.. i have
nothing but trouble with the new version.. so getting the
additional files
online is not an issue..
My issue is.. once they have been uploaded... How can i send
just the files
that were added to individual that requires them?
Example:
Form consists of 4 fields plus the 3 upload fields
I have some javascript set to enable the 3 fields if they
answer yes to
having additonal images /docs ( this is a required question,
if they select
no then they stay disabled.)
The problem im having is how to make sure ONLY the
images/docs associated
with this submission are the ones sent or linked to...
"bregent" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:eq96ba$nmc$[email protected]..
> >Using DWMX, SQL and ASP
>
> Do you already have the file upload piece working? If
not, are you
> building this yourself? Does your host provide an asp
upload component?

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