>Yes, I meant this. If the Client has access to the server holding images, then HTML will contain links to the images. If the client doesn't have access to the server holding images, but the process that originally created the html does have access to these images, then we need to embed the images into HTML using data:uri format. In both cases we don't need to store actual images inside the table.
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>then we need to embed the images into HTML using data:uri format. Do you have an example of code to do this?

then your line to generate the image inside html becomes

TEXT to lcHtml noshow textmerge
<img src="data:image/png;base64,<<strconv(lcFullPathToImage, 13)>>" alt="<<lcImageDescr>" />
endtext

Beware, it may become large. The Base64 encodes three bytes into four, so if your image is 300K, the string will be 400K.