Hi!

I guess it is a plain word document with document type "MS Word Document", not a HTML. Much like when you try to download the Word document from some site and IE displays document on the page instead of downloading it as a file.

Messages have special fields embedded that contain a lot of additional information. For example, about content type. Outlook store appointment information in such fields etc. Try to dig in this direction. Personally I have not seen or found information on this (but I know this just exists), so cannot help you much with detailed information. If you will find it, please, be so kind to send the links or references here.

>I've done quite a bit of searching here and seems to me that the concensus is that it is not possible to embed images into an HTML email with VFP.
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>We're trying to develop a VFP APP that will automate some of the HTML email process. We're trying to avoid having to store images on the web and having the email retrieve them when the email is open. What we want is for a person to be able to open our HTML email (with images) without an Internet connection.
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>I know this can be done in MS Word (create HTML file with image and select File, Send to...). When an HTML email is sent this way, the images are included with the email and open as they are supposed to do - (apparently) without downloading from the web.
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>Does anyone know how Word acheives this?
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>Thanks.