Outlook 2003 - Show images

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Hello.
I like to change the method of visualization images on Outlook 2003. There's
a away to change this to be just like outlook express? For example, when a
image (jpg) is attached on, currently I must double click on image to open
it. I would like that appear on mail body like Express. Anyone can help-me ?

 

[Guest]

Outlook is not Outlook Express. It does not have the native ability to
display pictures inline as does OE. Outlook is primarily a business tool and
businesses seldom have a need to display pictures in email.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Best you can do is http://www.slipstick.com/mail1/inline.htm

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[JET]

I find this explanation of MS deciding what is good for industry segments
really bad. My industry we send photos for claims, in my wife's business
they send site photos and installation shots in their messages. Technology
has passed MS on this. Listen to your customers MS!

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"

Outlook is not Outlook Express. It does not have the native ability to
display pictures inline as does OE. Outlook is primarily a business tool
and
businesses seldom have a need to display pictures in email.
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Please post all followup questions to the newsgroups only to keep the
discussion intact.

Hello.
I like to change the method of visualization images on Outlook 2003.
There's
a away to change this to be just like outlook express? For example, when
a
image (jpg) is attached on, currently I must double click on image to
open
it. I would like that appear on mail body like Express. Anyone can
help-me ?

 

[Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]]

Then send the images inline in HTML mail not Plain Text mail. Images
embedded (not attached) in HTML mail show in the body of the mail message.