Chuq Von Rospach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 9/18/01 3:01 AM, "Norbert Bollow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I have a potential customer who will send out lots of JPG images
> > via his (pretty big) mailing list.
>
> Life will be much happier for him if he can be convinced to put them on a
> web site and link to them.
It's absolutely necessary for his application to make sure that
the page will display as a nice page with lots of pictures on it.
However I could set things up so that when he sends out an email
that contains inlined images, then the images will not be
included in the outgoing email, but instead they'll be stored on
my one of my servers and the IMG tags updated accordingly, i.e.
src="images/logos/logo_001.gif" might get changed to something
like src="http://cisto.com/client832/img423.gif";
How will the popular HTML-rendering email clients react to this
kind of IMG tags?
What will happen when the message is displayed while offline?
> There are many sites now that block mail with
> attachments, especially corporate firewalls. It'll also be easier on the
> network bandwidth, and from my testing on these issues, less likely to have
> compatibility issues. We do this both ways -- I tell all my internal
> customers that'll listen not to enclose stuff if you can help it.
Good points here :)
Greetings, Norbert.
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