OL07/SP1 Receiver can't see embedded pictures I send

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Lee

Hi

I am using Outlook 2007/SP1 and wonder if there is a setting I need to
check/change at my (sending) end that will ensure the person receiving my
email can view pictures embedded in the email - as opposed to attachments,
which seem to be received ok. I suspect it may be something at the other end
as I don't get complaints from everyone I send to.

Ideas?

Thanks, L
 
I am using Outlook 2007/SP1 and wonder if there is a setting I need to
check/change at my (sending) end that will ensure the person receiving my
email can view pictures embedded in the email - as opposed to attachments,
which seem to be received ok. I suspect it may be something at the other
end as I don't get complaints from everyone I send to.
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How are you adding those images? What do you click?
 
The receiver gets what looks like a hyperlink -
(cid:FA07FBDB-CCA4-47F7-A41F-64545xxxxxB)

I use copy/paste to insert the picture into the email I am sending

L
 
The receiver gets what looks like a hyperlink -
(cid:FA07FBDB-CCA4-47F7-A41F-64545xxxxxB)

I use copy/paste to insert the picture into the email I am sending
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It it a single recipient that gets this or anyone to whom you send? If the
former, do this: open the person's contact record and double-click the
e-mail address. You should see an "E-mail Properties" dialogue. At the
bottom there should be an "Internet format" drop-down. What does it say?
 
It's the former and contact details say "Send using Outlook rich text
format"
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Change that to "Let Outlook decide the best sending format" and then Outlook
will obey your general formatting settings (i.e., HTML format message). See
if that makes a difference.
 
That fixed it - thanks Brian

L

Brian Tillman said:
Change that to "Let Outlook decide the best sending format" and then
Outlook will obey your general formatting settings (i.e., HTML format
message). See if that makes a difference.
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