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Dear Experts, <br />
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I'm new in htm editing, I have a htm file named test.htm and a image named test.jpg they both are located at C:\program files\common files\Microsoft shared\stationary the question is this: <br />
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I need the source code that I can use in the htm to use the .jpg but when I use it in microsoft outlook 2007 it should not repeat and also it should be set as a background &nbsp;to avoid recipients to copy the image. like the standard Microsoft stationary. can anybody please help??<br />
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Kind Regards, <br />
Theo
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Dear Experts, 

I'm new in htm editing, I have a htm file named test.htm and a image named test.jpg they both are located at C:\program files\common files\Microsoft shared\stationary the question is this: 

I need the source code that I can use in the htm to use the .jpg but when I use it in microsoft outlook 2007 it should not repeat and also it should be set as a background  to avoid recipients to copy the image. like the standard Microsoft stationary. can anybody please help??

Kind Regards, 
Theo

Microsoft Outlook 2007 stationary with un-clickable image

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