Send function

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Doug

I am attempting to include a web page into the body of an
e-mail. The e-mail program I am using is Outlook 2002.
When I preview the page, everything looks fine. However,
when I try using the "Send" feature, the text shows up
fine; but the images and photos do not. Also, the text
links are not active. Any ideas on what needs to be done
to fix this?

Thanks!
 
S

Steve Easton

The webpage needs to be on a server publicly accessible via the internet.

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Andrew Murray

essentially, an html email is just a web page in the body of an email rather than
viewing in a browser. Personally I say 'why bother' when you can send the plain
text email, with a link to the web page to be viewed normally - same difference
really. HTML emails don't help those who turn html format off, or those who
don't have email clients capable of supporting html view in their mail reader.

The pictures need to be on your server just like with any public web page -
sending an html email just sends a link to content on the server even though you
see the web content within your mail client (e.g. Outlook) i.e. it does not
bundle and send all the images and stuff in the email so when it's opened can be
viewed offline.
 
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