Hi again, Dmitri.

I think it is because the PC on which Outlook is being used to send the
message holds the image on its disk and when the email is sent that
image is not contained in the email message except by a reference. That
reference cannot be located by the email when the recipient gets it,
hence the graphic appears as a placeholder.

I suppose if I put an image on the web server, I could reference it
with a href ... /a.

I suppose I could also create a link to somewhere if I could show the
link as the elusive graphic but I don't know how to do that.

Your method of changing the graphic attachment to be the HTMLBody
solves that problem because the graphic is sent with the email and does
not reference back to the Outlook sender PC.

However, with your method, having cunningly converted the graphic
attachment to the HTMLBody, I cannot append the message to the body,
only overwrite it.

Does that make any sense?

Respectfully, Graham.


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