Outlook 2003 Embeded Image Help

M

Mangler

Using Outlook 2003 I have a signature set up with a logo in it on two
separate computers and they both functioned great displaying the image
in an email. Just recently one of the signatures isnt working
correctly, the logo will not display in an email to another person.
When on the original PC the image shows fine, even if you send an
email to yourself on it. When it is sent to another person the logo
does not show anything but a placeholder with a red x.

I viewed the source of an email from the machine that it is working
correctly on and the image shows up as :
<IMG alt="" hspace=0 src="cid:593420219@13112008-0D0E"
align=baseline border=0>


On an email from the machine that it stopped working on looks like
this :
<img
width=151 height=43 id="_x0000_i1025"
src="file:///C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\Diane%20Snow\My%20Documents
\My%20Pictures\rr.bmp"
align=baseline border=0>


how can I fix this and get Outlook to embed the image correctly? No
settings have changed between the time it was working and the time it
stopped and this has me stumped.
 
R

Roady [MVP]

src="file:///C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\Diane%20Snow\My%20Documents
\My%20Pictures\rr.bmp"
It looks like you've hard linked to the picture. Open the html-file of your
signature in a HTML editor (even Notepad will do) and change the link to:
src="rr.bmp"

Then place then picture rr.bmp into your Signatures folder.



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M

Mangler

It looks like you've hard linked to the picture. Open the html-file of your
signature in a HTML editor (even Notepad will do) and change the link to:
src="rr.bmp"

Then place then picture rr.bmp into your Signatures folder.



That didn't seem to work, I changed as directed and double checked the
HTML source on the sig file to make sure all paths were correct, place
the image in the sig folder and when the email is viewed on on another
PC the source of the email still shows the absolute path on the
original machine.
 

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