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robinb
Robin
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Bill Sanderson MVP
Now I've gotta go look via te 'web to see whether that works!
And the same in return!
And the same in return!
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Guest
Robin, Enjoy your Holiday and Thank you
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robinb
ty and did it work?
robin
Now I've gotta go look via te 'web to see whether that works!
And the same in return!
robin
Now I've gotta go look via te 'web to see whether that works!
And the same in return!
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robinb
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Guest
My best wishes and thanks to you too, Robin, and indeed to everyone else here
who's given me so much help in recent months.
who's given me so much help in recent months.
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Bill Sanderson MVP
'fraid not--looks just like the plain text view of the message in a browser.
The message gets across, though!
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ty and did it work?
robin
Now I've gotta go look via te 'web to see whether that works!
And the same in return!
The message gets across, though!
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ty and did it work?
robin
Now I've gotta go look via te 'web to see whether that works!
And the same in return!
G
Guest
A very Happy Christmas to you also Robin. Are we allowed to say (Christmas?).
Well, I just did!!
Have a great holiday and prosperous new year.
Stu
Well, I just did!!
Have a great holiday and prosperous new year.
Stu
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Robin
hmmm I sent it via html
strange
robin
strange
robin
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Donald Anadell
Hi Robin,
I don't know if the MS Web based forums allow the posting of images in the
message body or not, but most other forums require you to store the image
elsewhere on the web, then link to that image using html code in your posted
message.
For instance, you used and image on your hard drive in your message that was
embedded into the message you sent, like this:
<img src="LOCATION OF IMAGE">
<img src="RDseasons.jpg">
And those of use viewing your message with an NNTP newsreader (such as
Outlook Express) will see your embedded image.
Most web based forums however, require you to upload your image to your web
server first and replace "Location of Image" with the actual URL to the
location of image on your server...something like this:
<img src="LOCATION OF IMAGE">
<img src="http://rdinternetassociates.com/RDseasons.jpg">
So if the MS Servers for the Web based forums do allow images to be posted
in the body of the message, you would have to follow the second senario and
upload your image first to your own ISP(or some free web storage site) and
then link to it in the Image tag something like this:
<img src="http://rdinternetassociates.com/RDseasons.jpg">
Don
I don't know if the MS Web based forums allow the posting of images in the
message body or not, but most other forums require you to store the image
elsewhere on the web, then link to that image using html code in your posted
message.
For instance, you used and image on your hard drive in your message that was
embedded into the message you sent, like this:
<img src="LOCATION OF IMAGE">
<img src="RDseasons.jpg">
And those of use viewing your message with an NNTP newsreader (such as
Outlook Express) will see your embedded image.
Most web based forums however, require you to upload your image to your web
server first and replace "Location of Image" with the actual URL to the
location of image on your server...something like this:
<img src="LOCATION OF IMAGE">
<img src="http://rdinternetassociates.com/RDseasons.jpg">
So if the MS Servers for the Web based forums do allow images to be posted
in the body of the message, you would have to follow the second senario and
upload your image first to your own ISP(or some free web storage site) and
then link to it in the Image tag something like this:
<img src="http://rdinternetassociates.com/RDseasons.jpg">
Don
Robin said:hmmm I sent it via html
strange
robin