Hi. Can anyone explain why jpeg files inserted into an outgoing e-mail message functions differently in The Bat and in Outlook. In The Bat, if I set up an outgoing message as HTML or HTML/print, and insert an "image" , the image being a jpeg file, recipients using Outlook as well as The Bat, will see the message embedded into the message itself. That is, the image will appear on the face of the message, without the need to click open an .html icon or any other icon. However, if I use the insert "picture" function in Outlook, I cannot get the image to appear on the face of an e-mail in either The Bat or in Outlook. In The Bat, an HTML icon will appear and that icon has to be clicked to open up the image. In Outlook, security settings prevent the picture from automatically appearing. Rather, one must right click the mouse and select "download" to get the image to appear; and, when it does appear, it is at a much lower resolution than what appeared when sent through The Bat. Why the difference? What is causing this?
-- Avram Sacks Chicago using The Bat ver. 4.0.18 on Windows XP Pro, sp2 ________________________________________________ Current version is 4.1.11 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
