this works
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Microsoft/Applications/FoxPro/Q_20384061.html>Thanks Nick, this looks just what I was looking for.
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>I'll give it a go & let you know how it turns out.
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>>I was interested Robin and I found this
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http://www.foxite.com/archives/image-within-email-and-automation-0000116744.htm>>
>>haven't tried it.
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>>Nick
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>>>I'm currently embedding images into HTML that reference graphics on my website. What I want to do is give the customers of my software the option to self brand the calling cards. IE put their own graphics into the emails.
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>>>Since my customers will not necesarilly have their own website to host the images, I'd have to FTP them up to a user folder. This sounds like a pain.
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>>>I was wondering if there was any other way of embedding graphics into an email without using HTML to point to the graphics on the web.
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>>>Can I embed the graphics directly into the email somehow?
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>>>>Didn't you want to embed images into HTML?
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>>>>>My HTML code points to images on a webpage at the moment, since the recipient won't have the images on their hard disk.
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>>>>>>Did you try HTML that points to the image files on disk?
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>>>>>> <img src="file://h:\temp\whatever.jpg" ... />
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>>>>>>>I've created some OLE code that automates sending emails using Outlook which are effectively calling cards ... we will be calling on the ??/??/?? to carry out ..... etc etc
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>>>>>>>In an effort to make these emails look as professional as possible I have used HTML to display graphics. The HTML points to graphics on my website.
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>>>>>>>I now want to allow the user to select their own graphics to essentially brand these calling cards, but this will mean me automatically uploading the chosen graphic to my website & organising these graphics into "users folders"
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>>>>>>>I am just wondering if there is another way to embed graphics into emails without the need for the HTML code to point to the website where the graphic files are uploaded to.
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>>>>>>>I have in my mind that I once read that this was possible using VFP, but can't seem to remember where?
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>>>>>>>Did I imagined this or this possible?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>TAI
