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Can one use hyperlinks in text with the ability to scroll to a certain points in a email?

thanks Don

what a friendly forum, I dont want to leave Don you mentioned "A better way might be to send a link to your newsletter online with some higlights of the content." I'm probably being thick but this in it self would have to be a HTML email to show the link?

Wow!! thanks for the info

Hi Bruce, I think I will abandon this encoding way of thinking and just have may HTML newletter have fully qualified URL links. It seems all the newsletters I get seem to do it this way. I.e So when the Receiver opens my newsletter it then goes hunting for my the images hosted by my web server:) Obviousily the emails will be much smaller in size , but the newsletter will not be displayed correct (missing images) if the Receiver has no web access. As I'm new to HTML newsletters I was fixated in embedding(MIME) the images in the email but its seem that this is NOT the way to go anyway Any opinions?

your opinion is welcomed, Thanks In fact I totally agree but this is a task that has been given to me even after hearing my suggestions against it

Thanks Andy

what I'm trying to say is the style BACKGROUND-IMAGE url im emails seems to be ignored when MIME encoding unlike the <IMG> image wich does ??? Source of received email Is encoded IMG src="cid:002901c4ca3c$9316ccd0$647ba8c0@stevep4"></IMG> Not Encoded style="BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(c:/logo.gif); WIDTH:

First thing is to say hi I a new user Second, I wonder if you help! At work I'm writing a web app that generates HTML newsletters (email). First issue I have come across in embedding HTML in email. First of I'm experimenting pasting code in the source editor in outlook express and sending the email to another PC and examining the Result. Its seems the <img> works fine at looking at the source the image gets encoded. However the CSS style I use for skinning tables does not?? i.e {BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(Testing/images/my.gif)} I can change the URL to point to a site but it would be great for MIME to encode the image this like the <IMG> Can anyone help? Thanks in advance Cheer Steve