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You can attach the image to the email and display it, that way it wont have a link to the image on a server!?
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You can attach the image to the email and display it, that way it wont have a link to the image on a server!?

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I didn't think so, thanks for confirming.
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I didn't think so, thanks for confirming.

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Hello Experts,<br />
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Is there a way of adding a logo to an email sent from a database without including the link? &nbsp;If the end user doesn't have HTML setting, I don't want the link to the logo to show.<br />
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I currently have &lt;img src=<a href="http://xxx.xx.xxx.xx/Images/Logo_Email.jpg'" rel="ugc">http://xxx.xx.xxx.xx/Images/Logo_Email.jpg'</a> width='191' height='87'&gt;<br />
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Thanks
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Hello Experts,

Is there a way of adding a logo to an email sent from a database without including the link?  If the end user doesn't have HTML setting, I don't want the link to the logo to show.

I currently have <img src=http://xxx.xx.xxx.xx/Images/Logo_Email.jpg' width='191' height='87'>

Thanks

Emailing Logo's / Images

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