Hello,
I know this subject has been done to death, but please don't
switch off yet...
As I previously understood it, TB wasn't able to show inline
images in HTML mail, and while this is something I wouldn't mind
having, I readily accepted this as being outweighed by all TB's
great features which I could now not be without.
However, today I received an email (promotional, sort of SPAM)
with an inline image showing actually as part of the email (as
well as an attachment, as is the norm).
My question is this... why is this possible with this email but
not with all the HTML newsletters and promotions I receive from
the likes of Amazon, BBC, etc.
Apologies if this is obvious, or already covered elsewhere.
Although I have been using TB for a while, I have really only
skimmed the surface of it's full potential, so still consider
myself a bit of a newb.
Thanks for your time.
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Best regards,
Steve mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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do not.
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