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Hi ! Outlook phone support couldn't answer this one, although it could have
been a language issue. Anyway here's my question: Is there a way to save an
Outlook email to My Documents as a html file and still be able to view the
images/pictures contained therein? When I save an email thusly from somebody
in my Contacts list, the pictures become white boxes with a red "X" in the
corner, and there is no way to view the picture. HTML seems to be the default
file type in the "Save file as:" drop down menu. When I save the email as an
..oft (template) file, it is saved as an exact copy of the email which I can
open without opening Outlook. I am saving these files to My Docs. The part I
really don't understand is if I save an email that is a newsletter, and save
it as an HTML file, all the pictures are retained and are visible when I open
the saved file. I know I can save these emails in a folder within Outlook,
but sometimes I want them separate from Outlook. I guess I just want to know
why it doesn't always work. I know how to save the pictures as a .bit or
..jpg, but that's not what I want to do. Thanks, Jimmy.
been a language issue. Anyway here's my question: Is there a way to save an
Outlook email to My Documents as a html file and still be able to view the
images/pictures contained therein? When I save an email thusly from somebody
in my Contacts list, the pictures become white boxes with a red "X" in the
corner, and there is no way to view the picture. HTML seems to be the default
file type in the "Save file as:" drop down menu. When I save the email as an
..oft (template) file, it is saved as an exact copy of the email which I can
open without opening Outlook. I am saving these files to My Docs. The part I
really don't understand is if I save an email that is a newsletter, and save
it as an HTML file, all the pictures are retained and are visible when I open
the saved file. I know I can save these emails in a folder within Outlook,
but sometimes I want them separate from Outlook. I guess I just want to know
why it doesn't always work. I know how to save the pictures as a .bit or
..jpg, but that's not what I want to do. Thanks, Jimmy.