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Adding images to Puremessage disclaimer messages

Jackie

Does anybody know how to display images in the Puremessage email disclaimer?  I am not an HTML expert and am having difficulty getting any HTML document to show the image unless it is in the same folder as the text itself.  With Puremessage, if you put the jpeg file into the directory where the xml document is that holds the disclaimer, it deletes the file so I need to be able to put a path in but it doesn't appear to recognise it.

Has anybody done this successfuly and, if so, would you mind letting me have the coding so I can see what the syntax should be.

Thanks

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    Hello Jackie,

    I'm no PureMessage expert (indeed I do not know it at all) but I hope I can answer your question (although not as you would like).

    Basically there are two ways to display an image in a HTML-formatted mail:

    1) Include an external reference (that is what you did with your <img> tag although you didn't use http://)

    2) Include a "local reference" to an (additional) attachment

    Whether a user "immediately" sees the image in case 1) depends on her email client's settings (and the client would have to fetch the image from your site).

    In case 2 PureMessage not only would have to insert the disclaimer code but also have to correctly add an attachment. While this could be done I assume it is not implemented.

    Christian 

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    Hello Jackie,

    I'm no PureMessage expert (indeed I do not know it at all) but I hope I can answer your question (although not as you would like).

    Basically there are two ways to display an image in a HTML-formatted mail:

    1) Include an external reference (that is what you did with your <img> tag although you didn't use http://)

    2) Include a "local reference" to an (additional) attachment

    Whether a user "immediately" sees the image in case 1) depends on her email client's settings (and the client would have to fetch the image from your site).

    In case 2 PureMessage not only would have to insert the disclaimer code but also have to correctly add an attachment. While this could be done I assume it is not implemented.

    Christian 

    :5542
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