Trying to put graphic in email signature

[psyckle]

Hi, I'm, trying to place a small bmp file in my email signature, and it works when I preview it, but the receipients don't see it. I'm using the <img src=&quot;xxx.bmp&quot;> command but I've been told there is another way to do it. The bmp is not shared via a network, nor is it publicly available via the internet.

Can anybody help me?

 

[HellTel]

Try putting the full local path in, the file gets attached when you send it anyway.
e.g. <img src=&quot;c:\signature\yourpic.bmp&quot;>
Although bitmaps are normally quite big files, so I would suggest you convert it to a gif or jpg.
Try sending the email to your own email address to test it. Hope I helped / Thanks for helping
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[psyckle]

Yeah I've tried that but the receipients still don't receive the picture....I can see it when I send an email to myself, but they can't

Its only a 1k bmp file of the company logo, but for some strange reason it won't register. I've also tried <input type = &quot;image&quot; etc> by doesn't seem to work either..

 

[Wullie]

Hi guys,

Upload the image to the web and link to it with the url.

<img src=&quot;[URL unfurl="true"]http://www.mydomain.com/image.gif&quot;>[/URL]

Note: This will only work if they email is sent as html and received as html. If the users client does not support html then they will see the source code.

Hope this helps Wullie

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[psyckle]

Thanks for the help guys, I think I might have to post it via the internet, as there seems to be no other way to embed the graphic into the email...

Thanks guyz