How do I do images INSIDE text in Outlook Express ?

Hi,

I am running Windows XP with the latest version of Outlook Express but I
have a big problem :

I would like to have a JPEG image IN MY MESSAGE, NOT AS AN ATTACHMENT, so
what I did was COPY and PASTE a JPEG or TIFF image into my test
successfully, but to my horror when the person gets it at the other end the
image is gone but appears as an attachment instead, but I don't want this.

Could anyone please help me get around this problem. I don't want to use
anything except Outlook Express.

Thanks,
Peter

Peter
Mon Jun 02 21:59:31 PDT 2008

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PROBLEM SOLVED. I was very lucky - by using GOOGLE I came across the =
following website :
http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t195237-outlook-express-6.html

There a fellow had the same problem and a guy called Knight said that =
the problem was that messages were being READ in plain text, so have to =
"uncheck" the box "messages in plain text" under Tools, Options, and the =
Read tab

THANKS for "listening" to me

Peter

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VanguardLH
Mon Jun 02 23:31:12 PDT 2008

"Peter Buttuls" wrote in <news:e2omkaTxIHA.4488@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl>:

> "Peter Buttuls" <ye025@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message
> news:OyD1W0SxIHA.4876@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>>
>> I would like to have a JPEG image IN MY MESSAGE, NOT AS AN
>> ATTACHMENT, so what I did was COPY and PASTE a JPEG or TIFF image
>> into my test successfully, but to my horror when the person gets it
>> at the other end the image is gone but appears as an attachment
>> instead, but I don't want this.
>
> PROBLEM SOLVED. I was very lucky - by using GOOGLE I came across the
> following website : http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t195237-outlook-express-6.html
>
>
> There a fellow had the same problem and a guy called Knight said that
> the problem was that messages were being READ in plain text, so have
> to "uncheck" the box "messages in plain text" under Tools, Options,
> and the Read tab

But the problem, as you described it, was that the *recipient* would
see the image as an attachment. That means they are reading the
message in plain-text mode instead of HTML mode. Plain-text means just
that and images are not plain-text so images would be shown as an
attachment.

How do I do images INSIDE text in Outlook Express ?

Re: How do I do images INSIDE text in Outlook Express ? by Peter

Re: How do I do images INSIDE text in Outlook Express ? by VanguardLH