>>what is the dbf format to hold an image
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>My best advice is to NOT store the image in the dbf. Instead you should keep the images separate, and only store their name in the dbf, with or without a relative (or fixed) path.
But I want to convert the file to an HTM file which includes the image and send the file to a client
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