Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE said:
I don't use HTML, but is the option to send pictures with messages checked
in the HTML Settings (Tools | Options | Send)?
Hi Frank,
Earlier this evening I mentioned your name in another newsgroup, remembering
the good ol' days in the
microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress.stationery
newsgroup. Whenever we had a problem creating stationery with Outlook
Express we just had to holler and you or one of the other MVP's would drop
in to help solve the problem.
Back then and now your neverending help and knowledge is very much
appreciated.
In order to use html for stationery (script based html) these settings have
to be in plain text for the script to work properly, OE and WM alike.
When the stationery was sent in Outlook Express while still in Source mode
or Preview mode, Outlook Express would prevent you from sending and
displayed a warning screen.
In Windows Mail there is no such warning. It lets you send no matter in what
source you are (edit-source-preview). Yet, the images are only embedded when
in edit mode. In source and preview mode, the images are sent as
attachments.
When script based html is used for stationery and it is sent in preview
mode, OE and Windows Mail convert the url to the image(s) into cid numbers
and embeds it. This convertion does not happen when in the other two modes.
Basically it's not a huge problem, we just need to remember to be in preview
mode to send. I was just wondering why this prevention is left out in
Windows Mail.
I hope I described the issue clearly, being aware of the fact that Us
Stationery creators are very demanding when it comes to the versatility of
our e-mail client.
One more question: is it true that the rich text option does not excist
anymore in Windows Live Mail??
Helen
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