I just want to know, when one attaches an HTML File with an image in it does the image show in the recipient if he/she is receiving the e-mail as HTML? It doesn't seem to be when I am testing it but I might be wrong so I am asking it here...
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I just want to know, when one attaches an HTML File with an image in it does the image show in the recipient if he/she is receiving the e-mail as HTML? It doesn't seem to be when I am testing it but I might be wrong so I am asking it here...
It depends on how your attaching it and in what editor are you using?
Hmmnn... Through this program I'm playing with...
It depends. If the <IMG> tag is referring to a local address then it would not appear as they don't have the image. If it refers to a http address (http://server/image.gif) then it may if they have an active internet connection.
Best thing to do is have them create an "images" sub-folder and put the image in there hten in the HTML just refer to it like so: <IMG SRC="/images/image.gif">
Many email applications now block external images. However, you can still embed an image into the HTML using an inline link. This does mean however, that you need to attach the image to the email too.