Hi John, you should be able to insert images without crashing OE, suggest
you now post to the OE newsgroup for assistance in fixing the crashing
problem. Please advise them what version of windows and Service pack level.
More information, more likely the response.
Internet Explorer 6/Outlook Express
(Web interface)
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/...inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress&lang=en&cr=US
(OE Newsreader)
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
K
John wrote:
:: Thank you TaurArian for you assistance. On checking my OE I found
:: that in fact the HTML formatting was turned on. Also on the tools
:: menu>options>Send Tab the HTML settings in the mail sending format
:: was ticked. So was the Send pictures with messages.
::
:: Inserting a "background" picture into a message worked OK and this
:: way the text would have to be typed on top of the picture of course.
:: However it was not possible to include a picture separate from the
:: text.
::
:: As explained in my reply to dfrog "inserting" a picture even as an
:: attachment is impossible in my OE and it crashes each time when I
:: click on "browse" to select a picture and I loose my text as well.
:: The only way for me is to drag a picture into my message or email
:: the file from the My Pictures folder. This then sends the picture as
:: an attachment only and not within the email message and separate
:: from the text. Is it possible to do this at all?
::
::
:: ::: John wrote:
::::: I have Windows XP Home SP3 and Outlook Express. Instead of
::::: emailing clipart or a photo as an attachment how can this be sent
::::: within the body of the email itself ?
:::
:::
::: From the help files in OE -
:::
::: To insert a picture into a message
:::
::: 1.. Click the place in the message where you want the image to
::: appear.
::: 2.. On the Insert menu, click Picture, and then click Browse to
::: find the image file.
::: 3.. Enter Layout and Spacing information for the image file as
::: needed. Notes
:::
::: a.. If you cannot select the Picture command, make sure HTML
::: formatting is turned on by clicking the Format menu in the message
::: window and then clicking Rich Text (HTML). A black dot appears by
::: the command when it is selected.
::: b.. If message recipients are not able to view your inserted
::: images, on the Tools menu, click Options. Click the Send tab, click
::: HTML Settings, and then make sure that Send pictures with messages
::: is selected. Then resend your message.
::: c.. To insert a background picture into your message, in the
::: message window, on the Format menu, point to Background, and then
::: click Picture. Click the Browse button to search for the file you
::: want to use. --
:::
:::
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