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kgbuero
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| Posted: 04 June 2010 at 11:01am | IP Logged
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Hello,
i tried to copy and paste a photo in the
e-mail editor. it dosnt work. do you have a solution for this problem?
regards
Joern Duesekow
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Igor
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| Posted: 04 June 2010 at 1:44pm | IP Logged
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There's a couple of ways to add an image into
email composed in WebMail. One of them is to
have your image uploaded somewhere on the web,
open it in web browser and use "Copy Image"
option to have the image in a clipboard. Then
you can paste it into compose window. It's
important to have the image copied as a
permanent web link, you can't just paste an
image from your desktop.
Recently, image uploading feature was added in
message editor of WebMail. You'll find "Insert
Image" option in editor toolbar (the 3rd
button from the left). Using this feature, you
actually add an image as inline attachment.
That would not be just a link as in previous
approach, image itself will be added and it
can be viewed directly in email content once
recipient checks mail.
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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Barron
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Igor,
How can this be accomplished in the "signature" portion of the program ?
Thanks
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Igor
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The advice from the first portion my previous message might work with signature:
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| have your image uploaded somewhere on the web, open it in web browser and use "Copy Image" option to have the image in a clipboard. Then you can paste it into compose window. It's important to have the image copied as a permanent web link, you can't just paste an image from your desktop. |
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