Getting pictures to remain in e mail templates

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Greg L

I would appreciate any advice that any of you can provide. I have created an email stationary template to use in Outlook Express that includes 3 graphics. When I send the e mail, everything is received with the exception of the graphics. How do I get them to "stay"? This is similar to when you create stationary in Outlook Express and insert a graphic, except that mine don't stay with the email when I send it. Any thoughts?
 
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Rick Budde

Perhaps this question should be addressed to the Outlook
newsgroup.
-----Original Message-----
I would appreciate any advice that any of you can
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provide. I have created an email stationary template to
use in Outlook Express that includes 3 graphics. When I
send the e mail, everything is received with the
exception of the graphics. How do I get them to "stay"?
This is similar to when you create stationary in Outlook
Express and insert a graphic, except that mine don't stay
with the email when I send it. Any thoughts?
 
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Steve Easton

The graphics would have to be inserted
from a "public" location such as a server / web site,
for them to work by using a link to the image.
FrontPage does not *embed* images like OE does.

In Outlook Express when you *insert* an
image, the image is embedded in the e-mail *file*

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Greg L said:
I would appreciate any advice that any of you can provide. I have created
Click to expand...
an email stationary template to use in Outlook Express that includes 3
graphics. When I send the e mail, everything is received with the exception
of the graphics. How do I get them to "stay"? This is similar to when you
create stationary in Outlook Express and insert a graphic, except that mine
don't stay with the email when I send it. Any thoughts?
 
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Vocátional© & Technicál© Educátion®

You may want to compare and contrast the difference between 1. Insert 2.
Background
1. Insert links to a graphic on the NET
2. Background photo is on your PC

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