If you don't want to send the JPG as an attachment (which as others have
said, is kind of a bad idea and not "polite"), then you need to format the
message as HTML and include an <img src> reference to the image located on a
web server accessible to your email recipients. Remember your mail server
will have to process your JPG attachment X 1000 (if 1000 recipients) eating
up mail server disk space, bandwidth, and user disk quotas (if any), and
each email client will then have a copy of the JPG in their mailbox, eating
up space in their local or server based mailstores.
Proper form would be to construct the email in two "parts", one with a MIME
type of text/plain (for those who have HTML turned off for some reason) and
the other part of type text/html. You can check over on the west-wind.com
forum to see if this is possible...
HTH,
-- Paul
"Rich R." <rich (AT) bittar (DOT) org> wrote
Quote:
I'm trying to find a way for VFP8 to scan through our email database
and send a message to our network users. Sounds fairly simple, but
instead of having a "text" message, I want a .JPG or image file to be
the body of the message. I don't want it sent as an attachment. I've
downloaded wwIPStuff from West-Wind, and I think I've figured that
out, but it looks like it only supports text messages.
Any ideas? As always, thanks for all of your help. |