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I decided to send the whole lot as a zip file. Since I do not plan to annotate them, it should work fine.
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I decided to send the whole lot as a zip file. Since I do not plan to annotate them, it should work fine.

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I need to create an email where the photos are part of the email body, and do not arrive as attachments. &nbsp;Is there a way to create the email so the photos remain embedded?<br />
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I can create the email in Mac Lion Mail or in the email client in Safari, if needed.<br />
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Thanks.
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I need to create an email where the photos are part of the email body, and do not arrive as attachments.  Is there a way to create the email so the photos remain embedded?

I can create the email in Mac Lion Mail or in the email client in Safari, if needed.

Thanks.

Embedding photos into an email

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