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First: &nbsp;Welcome to the site!<br />
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Most email providers these days allow HTML for the email body and allow embedded images.<br />
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If you have control over the recipients email program, the more creative you can be. &nbsp;For example: &nbsp;Everyone will be using Outlook to read the emails.<br />
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The more information you can provide about the specifics on what you are wanting to do, the more specific examples we can provide.
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First:  Welcome to the site!

Most email providers these days allow HTML for the email body and allow embedded images.

If you have control over the recipients email program, the more creative you can be.  For example:  Everyone will be using Outlook to read the emails.

The more information you can provide about the specifics on what you are wanting to do, the more specific examples we can provide.

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Tori Godwin

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I'm getting responses to my question already. <br>It's a fairly fast way to get answers.
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I'm getting responses to my question already.
It's a fairly fast way to get answers.

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<p>I'd like to have postcards and/or newsletters in emails without having to have them as attachments.</p>
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I'd like to have postcards and/or newsletters in emails without having to have them as attachments.

How to have postcards and/or newsletters in emails without them being attachments?

An email client, email reader or more formally mail user agent (MUA) is a computer program used to access and manage a user's email. A web application that provides message management, composition, and reception functions is sometimes also considered an email client, but more commonly referred to as webmail.