inserting jpg into web page

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I'm trying to use Word to create a e-newsletter. My e-
mail service requires HTML for the copy. So, I write the
newsletter using a nice Word template. I need to insert
one jgp photo into the newsletter. This same jpg file is
on my website. I believe I somehow need to insert the
location of the photo on my website into the HTLM code so
the image is found when folks open the e-mail. In the
past, I used another html editor, inserted the photo from
my hard drive, searched the html code and found the hard
drive location between quotes and replaced it with the
website location of the file and it worked fine. But in
Word, when I select view HTML source, I cannot figure out
where to insert the jpg location. I have the correct
website location as: http://christianheart.org/img1.jpg.
Can anyone help? Thanks. Bill
 
----- Original Message -----
From: "bill rush" <>
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.word.docmanagement
Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2004 5:23 PM
Subject: inserting jpg into web page

I'm trying to use Word to create a e-newsletter. My e-
mail service requires HTML for the copy. So, I write the
newsletter using a nice Word template. I need to insert
one jgp photo into the newsletter. This same jpg file is
on my website. I believe I somehow need to insert the
location of the photo on my website into the HTLM code so
the image is found when folks open the e-mail. In the
past, I used another html editor, inserted the photo from
my hard drive, searched the html code and found the hard
drive location between quotes and replaced it with the
website location of the file and it worked fine. But in
Word, when I select view HTML source, I cannot figure out
where to insert the jpg location. I have the correct
website location as: http://christianheart.org/img1.jpg.
Can anyone help? Thanks. Bill
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Do the same thing you did on this page
http://christianheart.org/page4.html
 
That page was created in microsoft publisher and it is on
my website. yes I know I need to insert the location of
the jpg but how do I do that in word? Thanks
 
That page was created in microsoft publisher and it is on
my website. yes I know I need to insert the location of
the jpg but how do I do that in word? Thanks
-----Original Message-----
----- Original Message -----
From: "bill rush" <>
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.word.docmanagement
Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2004 5:23 PM
Subject: inserting jpg into web page
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With Word open:

INSERT / HYPERLINK

Or after you have created the web page?
Open the Word html page with a text editor and edit the JPG file location.
 
Thanks so much for trying to help. This is hard for me
to explain via e-mail. 1) You say use Insert/Hyperlink.
I've tried that and perhaps I am doing it incorrectly.
Remember, I don't want to create a word in my newsletter
that can be clicked on and then the viewer will
be "linked" to that image, I want the image to show up
automatically when the newsletter is opened. This image
is part of the masthead of the news letter. Under insert
hyperlink, I don't see a way to insert the image in
question. Can you say how in a bit more detail? 2)As to
your second suggestion of editing the file location. I
think I know what you mean but I can't find the location
to edit. In Word, I insert the image copy on my C drive,
then I select view/HTML source, and I look for that image
file name and C drive location so I can edit it and I can
find it. Is it there? Where? Thanks. Bill
 
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Rush" <>
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.word.docmanagement
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 9:13 AM
Subject: Re: inserting jpg into web page

Thanks so much for trying to help. This is hard for me
to explain via e-mail. 1) You say use Insert/Hyperlink.
I've tried that and perhaps I am doing it incorrectly.
Remember, I don't want to create a word in my newsletter
that can be clicked on and then the viewer will
be "linked" to that image, I want the image to show up
automatically when the newsletter is opened. This image
is part of the masthead of the news letter. Under insert
hyperlink, I don't see a way to insert the image in
question. Can you say how in a bit more detail? 2)As to
your second suggestion of editing the file location. I
think I know what you mean but I can't find the location
to edit. In Word, I insert the image copy on my C drive,
then I select view/HTML source, and I look for that image
file name and C drive location so I can edit it and I can
find it. Is it there? Where? Thanks. Bill
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Part of your initial inquiry contained the following:

"I somehow need to insert the location of the photo on my website into the
HTLM code so the image is found when folks open the e-mail."

To do what you desire in this instance:

INSERT / HYPERLINK with the location being
http:/yourwebsite.com/yourfolder/yourimage.jpg

To edit the Word created html page;
Open file with either Notepad or WordPad;
EDIT/ FIND/ ".jpg" (without quotes)
keep hitting the NEXT option in the Find menu until you come to the
image.jpg you desire.

Your present link will be (rather than something that begins with http://)
C:\something\something.
Change to http://christianheart.org/img1.jpg
save file.
View page and check image.

Additionally since it's your desire to use the same image as

Again as previously noted; It's much easier if you provide the URL for a
page already uploaded (regardless of whether it functions as intended) and
allow corrections on non working images to be conveyed for that page,
rather, than these hypothetical circles.

The only other alternative option for including images in Word created html
pages is in using the VML embedded option and not all browsers are capable
of reading VML without downloading a plug-in.

You are presently confused between Word options and http-internet option for
displaying images. They are apples and oranges.
 
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