Hi there, I've got the following question: Usually placing an image in a HTML file is done by <img SRC="myPicture.jpg"> or <OBJECT type="image/jpg" data="myPicture.jpg"> </OBJECT> But this means that there is an external file that contains the image, in this case myPicture.jpg I don't want to have an additional external file that is referenced from within the HTML file. How can I manage to have the image be included directly in the HTML file itself? I.e. when sending an e-mail in html format then the pictures are included in the same html file. Ruediger
No can do. HTML just doesn't do that. E-mail messages that seem to "embed" images in HTML actually do no such thing. Rather, they are multi-part messages where the HTML is included in one part, and any "embedded" images are stored in other parts. The mail client peices it all together for display. hth, bear
XML includes the ability to embed binary data, so in theory it may be possible in XHTML, but I really doubt that anyone has bothered to implement anything like this in the clients. Like Bear says, HTML just doesn't do that. Dave
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run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
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