Jim, The answer to that question is "Yes," in regard to any e-mail message you might generate. Neither HTML or plain text message formats support inline attachments, so anything you might attach to a message composed in those two formats will be a conventional attachment.
The answer is, of course, "No," as far as what you might receive from others, particularly forwarded messages that were originally composed in RTF and in which the forwarder has included an inline attachment. Another big advantage of either HTML or plain text formats is that they are, relatively speaking, more secure and less subject to exploits than RTF format is. Brian
