Embedded Images in HTML Messages
You can either use inline attachments or links if
the HTML part should contain an image or
background-image.
Inline Attachments
Sample: c:\temp\image.gif.
Click on the "Add Image" icon and select the
file. The program automatically adds the image to the
message (HTML Content). You don't need to do anything
else. Each image increases the message size, so it
takes longer to send the message and also to receive
the message.
Linked Images
Sample: http://www.mydomain.tld/newsletter/image1.png
A linked Image is an image, which is located on your
webserver. The mail client downloads the image when
the message is viewed. The use of linked images helps
to keep the message size low. Click on the "Add
Image" icon and enter the URL.
The import function auto-imports images on your
local disk and adds them as inline attachments. It
imports:
Images <img src="image on your local hd"
...>
Body-Backgrounds <body background="image on
your local hd" ...>
Table-Backgrounds <table background="image on
your local hd" ...>
Cell-Backgrounds <td background="image on your
local hd" ...>
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