Re: HTML newsletters

On Tue, 22 May 2001 17:45:01 -0700, Maria Marsala
(maria(at)coachmaria.com) wrote...

> Subject: RE: HTML newsletters
>
> My main question is this: is it possible to embed images into an
HTML
> message so that it doesn't matter whether the recipient has Internet
access?
> If it is possible, do I need any special software to accomplish
this, or
> will MS Outlook 2000 suffice?
> Paul Hobbs
>
> ==========
> Only way I know how to do this is to include the pictures
attachments you
> use as part of the message.  OR if you're on a network, put the
files in a
> place on the network so that the HTML in your code can link to that.
OR
> don't use any graphics (just use different colors and fonts in the
code)

Agreed. Even Chris Pirillo's vastly popular 'Lockergnome'
(www.lockergnome.com) e-mail newsletter links to graphics used in it,
thus preserving his layout and format (reminder - remember, if you pay
for on-line time, to log OFFLINE, before reading it, to prevent the
Windoze DUN from trying to connect, lol!).

Hope this helps as well.

Best regards,

Roger Stenning
Proprietor,
Intelligent Web Design Services
http://iws.n3.net/
(PGP public key available on request)
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