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I switched from Outlook Express to Microsoft Outlook. Now pictures come as attachments instead of being displayed in the body of the message. Is there a way to change this?
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I switched from Outlook Express to Microsoft Outlook. Now pictures come as attachments instead of being displayed in the body of the message. Is there a way to change this?
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The inline display of attached images is not a feature of Outlook. I wish it was widely documented, but people ask about it a lot.
You can embed an image inside a html message, but a 10KB jpeg image can ballon the message size to 100's of kilobytes and that's not progress.
The answer is still no.
Bob
Bob,
Mine used to work quiet well,but i accedentally accepted one of the messages that were displayed on my monitor and that was it.i tried to go through my outlook settings but never won. by the way,am using office 2003