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hi

 

is there a way to add an image directly to the body of a mail in order to have the image displayed in the mail without having to open the attachment?

 

best regards

 

george

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Hi George,

 

Do you know whether your email recipients can receive emails in HTML format, and whether they are likely to have images enabled in their email client?

 

If so, you could send your email in HTML format, and include your image using an <img> tag that references a file on your web server?

 

Regards

 

Richard

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hi richard

 

tx for your reply.

 

the way you mentioned works fine. but would it also be possible to send the image as byte-stream inside the mail? because the image, which is sended by mail, stays only for 20 minutes on the server and wouldn's be available, when the mail is opened...

 

best regards

 

george

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The common way most people use images in the way you talk about is to store the images on the web and adding the image to the email through the use of a link. Obviously this would require webspace and may not be what your looking for, but I thought I'd suggest it just in case.
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