How to send emails with html format (with Images, Animations)?
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You just type the HTML code in your message. Of course, you need to enable HTML in your mail client first.
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I'm not so sure about the email part of it, but at the above mentioned url's you can get nice animated background's\nwww.allfreebackgrounds.com/backgrounds.html\nwww.windyweb.com\nwww.art-tlc.com/bground.html
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multimedia text message them to your email adress , good luck :O)
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Go to Tools > Options > Mail Format tab.\n\nHere you can select the format of your email (from HTML, Rich Text, Plain Text
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First off, your email client needs to support HTML. If it does, you should configure it to display images and HTML. Sorry if this isn't very specific, but I can't give you more specific details without knowing what email client you're using.\n\nGood luck!
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Email yes.\nSnail mail no.
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"html" is not a graphic format, it's a language used to write web pages.  It sounds like you didn't detach the picture you were sent -- I'd suggest you go back to that email and try to detach it again.
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Actually, Sean has you on the right track.  \n\nBut if your recipient has only e mail and no internet access, you'll have to send the JPEG images along with it.  HTML doesn't have images in it, only references.  So you have to send all the files along at the same time.  His suggestion didn't work because when files get saved into the temp directory, the names are altered (so the HTML can't pick it up).  So in order to make this work, you'll have to send the entire framework together, and have your receipient save it to their hard drive before they can view it.  \n\nAll this said, it would be easier to save it all into something like a word document and send it.  That would handle it in line in the file as a MIME type so you wouldn't have to worry about all this.  Another alternative would be to convert the entire page into a screen shot using something like ScreenPrint32 and just send a single JPEG of the whole page.
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Just a question for now:\n\nWhat are you using to send your email (and attach those files): an email client, such as Outlook or Outlook Express, or a webmail interface?
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you send it as an attachment to an email
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The basic difference is that in text format, you will only see normal black words on a white background.  If you allow people to email you in HTML format, you are able to receive, tables, borders, pics, graphics, links and more.  In short, in html format, your email looks similar to a webpage, instead of a word document.
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it sounds like you are not getting the image and there is a html <img> tag in the email.  Basically, the file isnt being sent, but the email message has a 'spot' for it anyway
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Just send the code with the html in it!
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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">\n\n<html>\n<head>\n <title>mailto Example</title>\n</head>\n\n<body><form action="---- your e-mail id here ----" method="post" enctype="text/plain" >\nName:<input type="text" name="FirstName">\nEmail:<input type="text" name="Email">\nMessage:<input type="textbox" name="FirstName">\n<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit">\n\n</head>
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You can use a log of HTML codes in yahoo mail, If your email is in HTML format, So choose HTML format and not the Plain text format and you will be able to add any feature of the HTML.
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Yahoo will not answer this question.  You can resent your general preferences to "text only" emails.  That is a temporary fix, though.  You will NOT be able to send graphics or color in your emails.\n\nMy problems started after an automatic update of internet explorer did not work with the Yahoo browser.  SBC told me to do all kinds of stuff that didn't work.  Then they told me the problem was with Internet explorer and that i needed to contact my PC manufacturer for the fix.\n\nYahoo and SBC need to get together and find a solution to this problem or they are going to lose customers.
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you can use the cpan module \n\nNet::SMTP\n\nit doesn't require special 'sendmail' programs!\n\nor   use MIME::Lite::HTML;\n\nwhich makes it real easy!