Fotos in Html

[tosbsas]

Hey Guys

probably a stupid question, but I will try anayway:

I do use word 2000 on my win2k system and at times I need to send word docs with some pictures in it. To reduce size I would like to send them as html, but when sending it with Becky! mail it seems as if I am sending without the fotos. How can I tell word to embedd or whatever when being sent in html, or any other idea of reducing size but sending the pictures??

Ruben

[efc]

Images do not reside in a HTML file. It contains coding that points to the image so that it can be displayed on the page. The image is a separate file.

example - [img]imagefilename.jpg[/img]

My suggestion is to copy and paste the doc file into your email. If the image file is too large, reduce the size of the image using Photo Shop, Paint Shop Pro, Photo Impact or other photo processing software that will optimize images for display on a monitor. Swap the optimized image for the original then copy and paste the word file to your email client.

[cash_site]

the code for inserting an Image in HTML is <img src="filename.jpg" alt="Photo of me">Any comments</img>

But if you are using word, you might be able to copy & paste the image into the document, then save as webpage, then email all files word creates

[efc]

Cash is absolutely right. Please disregard my previous post. It is wrong, wrong, wrong. Now excuse me while I go back to sleep.

[cash_site]

Its OK efc, your code is correct for adding an image to this thread

[tosbsas]

the code for inserting an Image in HTML is <img src="filename.jpg" alt="Photo of me">Any comments</img>

But if you are using word, you might be able to copy & paste the image into the document, then save as webpage, then email all files word creates

This is what I did - and the foto doesn't show up

Ruben

[cash_site]

err which one did you do? the code or copy&paste into word

If it is the code then: the src="filename.jpg" actually needs to be the path to the actual picture. Example, in your root directory is index.html, and another directory called images with filename.jpg inside, then if you want a picture on index.html you will type src="images/filename.jpg"

Also, you may have to check your IE settings, to see if you allow images to be shown in your webpages. But also, check the permissions for your directory structure and files. They should all be read access, and I think executable access for the directories, not sure about that one.