I am trying to figure out a way of embedding images into htm files.. i want to be able to e-mail the htm's (with the images in) without having to send the images files seperately (so the person who receives it can then send it on too, images and all)..I'm open to ideas

Instead of embeding you can link images. Something like: <img src="www.YouDomain.com/images/image.gif" width="50" height="30">

Person who receives mail needs to be online to see the image.
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I am trying to figure out a way of embedding images into htm files.. i want to be able to e-mail the htm's (with the images in) without having to send the images files seperately (so the person who receives it can then send it on too, images and all)..I'm open to ideas
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Viktor Farcic

TalkZone Manager

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Instead of embeding you can link images. Something like: &lt;img src="www.YouDomain.com/images/image.gif" width="50" height="30"&gt;

Person who receives mail needs to be online to see the image.

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Thanks for the response... the objective i'm trying to achieve is one htm file with everything in. All Dreamweaver help says it can't be done the only way is to link to the images just hoping there's a sneaky way around this as i know i can't use links. I need the person i send the file to, to be able to use the .htm as is on there system, without being online..
Thanks alot..

As I know, this isn't possible. in HTML you can only put link to image, not image itself.

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Thanks for the response... the objective i'm trying to achieve is one htm file with everything in. All Dreamweaver help says it can't be done the only way is to link to the images just hoping there's a sneaky way around this as i know i can't use links. I need the person i send the file to, to be able to use the .htm as is on there system, without being online..
Thanks alot..
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Viktor Farcic

TalkZone Manager

On the Mac we are lucky as Internet Explorer has a function called "Save as web archive" which saves an entire web page, or series of linked pages as a single file. Only useful if you and your recipient are using Mac. The other way to do it is to put the html doc & the images and any neccessary sub-folders into a folder and then save as a Stuffit archive (Mac) or Zip archive (PC). This is the only way to get down to one file, while preserving any directory structure required by the page.