I'd like to learn how to create an HTML email, like the type that basically is an HTML page (with links and graphics, etc) that appears in the body of an email. Is anybody out there familiar with how to do this?<br />
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Thanks!<!--content-->First i need to know what email program you are using like Outlook Express.<!--content-->I use Microsoft Entourage and also yahoo<!--content-->down at the bottom of the message there is a check box that says allow html tags (preview). this is for yahoo.<br />
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p.s. for grafics just copy and paste them<!--content-->if i'm trying to incoporate images in the HTML page by of course using the <IMG SRC> tag, by copying and pasting in the images, are they positioned according to the placement of the <IMG SRC> tag?<!--content-->if you use the img tag the graphic has to be on the internet<br />
like this<br />
<img src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"http://www.cmm.compactvision.net/index_heading.gif"><!--content-->
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Thanks!<!--content-->First i need to know what email program you are using like Outlook Express.<!--content-->I use Microsoft Entourage and also yahoo<!--content-->down at the bottom of the message there is a check box that says allow html tags (preview). this is for yahoo.<br />
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p.s. for grafics just copy and paste them<!--content-->if i'm trying to incoporate images in the HTML page by of course using the <IMG SRC> tag, by copying and pasting in the images, are they positioned according to the placement of the <IMG SRC> tag?<!--content-->if you use the img tag the graphic has to be on the internet<br />
like this<br />
<img src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"http://www.cmm.compactvision.net/index_heading.gif"><!--content-->