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I'm sending an email using SocketTools.
My program creates an HTML file which includes a JPG image.
When I open the email in my client, everything looks OK but there is always an "attached" copy of the JPG file at the bottom of the email.
Is there a way to avoid this or is a function of my client (OE)?
I receive other HTML emails and they don't have this.
here is the html code used:
Here is a snipped of code to attach the file (a company logo):
My program creates an HTML file which includes a JPG image.
When I open the email in my client, everything looks OK but there is always an "attached" copy of the JPG file at the bottom of the email.
Is there a way to avoid this or is a function of my client (OE)?
I receive other HTML emails and they don't have this.
here is the html code used:
Code:
<img alt="my company"
src="cid:logoJPG"
width="675"
height="89">
Code:
' attach logo
' logo path is something like c:\images\logos\logo.jpg
IF logoPath <> "" THEN
bResult = MimeAttachFile(hMessage, szLogo)
IF ISFALSE(bResult) THEN
MSGBOX "error attaching logo"
END IF
' change header block
nImagePart = MimeGetMessagePartCount(hMessage) - 1 ' Last part of the message
MimeSetMessageHeaderEx(hMessage, nImagePart, "Content-Disposition", "inline", 0)
MimeSetMessageHeaderEx(hMessage, nImagePart, "Content-ID", "<logoJPG>", 0)
END IF
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