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The word processor document contains an image. When sending the document as an email document, I've been able to detect the presence of the image and include it as an attachment. The problem is the code src is equal to the image location on the source computer.

From the source document saved as HTML
<img width=266 height=355 alt="" src="./images/TEMP001.jpg">

How do I get it to point to the attached image?

From the received email source code:

<img width=266 height=355 alt="" src="./images/TEMP001.jpg">

Then preceding the image code
--4D_=======================1199==
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
Content-Type: application/octet-stream;name="TEMP001.jpg"
Content-Disposition: attachment;filename="TEMP001.jpg"


With thanks,
Gene
pandy
QUOTE
How do I get it to point to the attached image?

I don't think you can. If you after all do, it would depend on your email client and the recipients email client, me thinks.

The normal procedure is to use images residing on a publicly available web server.
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