Axton thanks for reminding me to go back to basics!

I checked the html file - again - and somehow the name of the image had changed 
to be pointing at my computer rather than being an embedded image.

As soon as I took out the file:// etc it worked like a charm.

Thanks,
Sharon

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** Show the contents of the html message.  What is the html doing?
On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 1:55 PM, Sharon Menachem 
<smena...@rollins.com<mailto:smena...@rollins.com>> wrote:
**
Hi Everyone,

I am on ARS 7.5 on Windows 2003, SQL 2005 and I am having issues getting images 
to show up on emails that will be sent by Remedy to external customers.

I have followed the instructions in the Email Notifications documentation 
(which is the same as the information many of you have shared in previous 
posts):

*         created a header / footer html document,

*         added the html file to an html email template

*         allowed remedy to dictate the name

*         attached the image with the same name as that inside the header html 
file

*         once again allowed remedy to dictate the name.

When I view the email inside the company I see it with the header and footer 
displayed beautifully but the minute I send it to an external email address I 
get no images in the body of the email and 2 images attached. Hardly a 
professional looking email! I have accessed the email with 2 different email 
clients with the same results

Can anyone shed any light on what I am doing wrong or missing ... ?

Thanks,

Sharon


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