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In my signature, I'm trying to insert a link to an image (located on my
website), rather than the image itself. I can write the html code
(below) that seems to work, but when sending, it appears that Outlook
2002 grabs the image and attaches it to the message. In the end,
the recipient gets an image attachment rather than a link.
I get email like this from vendors like Dell (links in the email
instead of images). Can Outlook do this?
[Sample HTML signature file]
<html><body>
Jim T
<hr>
<a href="http://www.mywebsite.com"><img
src="http://www.mywebsite.com/mylogo.gif"></a><br>
<br>My street address<br>
City, Country etc.<br>
</body></html>
website), rather than the image itself. I can write the html code
(below) that seems to work, but when sending, it appears that Outlook
2002 grabs the image and attaches it to the message. In the end,
the recipient gets an image attachment rather than a link.
I get email like this from vendors like Dell (links in the email
instead of images). Can Outlook do this?
[Sample HTML signature file]
<html><body>
Jim T
<hr>
<a href="http://www.mywebsite.com"><img
src="http://www.mywebsite.com/mylogo.gif"></a><br>
<br>My street address<br>
City, Country etc.<br>
</body></html>