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I think every mail reader acts differently. &nbsp;Mac mail does not give you the ability to embed html code like an html email. &nbsp;And you would have to have the images stored on a server like an html email. &nbsp;What you are doing now is sending the image along with the mail so it comes over as an attachment.
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I think every mail reader acts differently.  Mac mail does not give you the ability to embed html code like an html email.  And you would have to have the images stored on a server like an html email.  What you are doing now is sending the image along with the mail so it comes over as an attachment.

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Thanks this is exactly what I was looking for<br />
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thanks!!!!
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Thanks this is exactly what I was looking for

thanks!!!!

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Thanks &nbsp;sigurarm. &nbsp;That is a great find I will update myself! &nbsp;I was partially right, you do have to have the images on your server but at least there is a way to embed html directly. &nbsp;I wish apple made it easier to embed html in emails though.
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Thanks  sigurarm.  That is a great find I will update myself!  I was partially right, you do have to have the images on your server but at least there is a way to embed html directly.  I wish apple made it easier to embed html in emails though.

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Yes, true. It should not be too much a hassle for Apple to do I think. Glad you are both satisfied. This is totally worth the trouble and is quite easy after the first time (like so many other things).
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Yes, true. It should not be too much a hassle for Apple to do I think. Glad you are both satisfied. This is totally worth the trouble and is quite easy after the first time (like so many other things).

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Hello,<br />
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I have a email signature the consisted of 5 pictures and afew words,<br />
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when ever I send out emails, the signature comes up as an attachment. <br />
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im at using apple mail to send out emails<br />
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is there some particular format or rule I have to use so it wont show up on outlook or other mail &nbsp;clients as an attachments?<br />
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thank for your help
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Hello,

I have a email signature the consisted of 5 pictures and afew words,

when ever I send out emails, the signature comes up as an attachment. 

im at using apple mail to send out emails

is there some particular format or rule I have to use so it wont show up on outlook or other mail  clients as an attachments?

thank for your help

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