Adding inline images to Hughesnet email
I didn't think this merited being in the Tech help area, so I'm placing it here. Is there a way to add inline images to an email using the Hughesnet email account? I don't see an icon on the ri...
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I don't know if this is what you're looking for, but after starting a new message, when you click Add Attachment, then check "Show images in message body", then choose the image and attach it, it attaches in the message body, as shown in the third picture, which is just a small snip of the Community page. I sent it to my MSN email and it came through just fine.
Edit: Though it clearly says "Tip: drag and drop files from your desktop to add attachments to this message", I couldn't get that to work. Then again, I didn't try anything other than JPG pictures. I didn't try a PDF or anything else.
Hi GabeU
Ahaaa. I see you are using the Ajax Client.
We're just havin fun here. See even YOU jumped into this thread without reading the first three posts.
Gotcha!! :smileysurprised:
kitnbob wrote:Hi GabeU
Ahaaa. I see you are using the Ajax Client.
We're just havin fun here. See even YOU jumped into this thread without reading the first three posts.
Gotcha!! :smileysurprised:
Nope. I read the entire thread. My post provides a way to add an image to the message body, which I believe is what maratsade is trying to do.
GabeU wrote:
My post provides a way to add an image to the message body, which I believe is what maratsade is trying to do.Yes! It works! I tested it by sending to a Windows live Mail POP account.
I must point out that the check box to "show image in message body"
is not available in the standard HTML client (login option)
Works in AJAX
Use the Ajax Login
Yes, your post does provide a way to do exactly what I wanted to do, GabeU, and it also shows something's wrong with my account, because my account looks different and I can't find any way to add images inline, which is what I wanted to do. Which adds evidence to the theory that the satellite doesn't like me. LOL
GabeU wrote:
kitnbob wrote:Hi GabeU
Ahaaa. I see you are using the Ajax Client.
We're just havin fun here. See even YOU jumped into this thread without reading the first three posts.
Gotcha!! :smileysurprised:
Nope. I read the entire thread. My post provides a way to add an image to the message body, which I believe is what maratsade is trying to do.
stilHi kitnbob,
Yes, you're right. I had to exit the tab and then return later to see the webmail in its HTML version as opposed to the regular Ajax version. When I was in in the HTML version of webmail, I saw the same attachment screen as posted by maratsade.
maratsade are you able to successfully switch to the Ajax view? The screenshots I've seen from you show the HTML version. There would be a visible difference between the two, as you've noticed. I'm worried that you're still in HTML mode. As kitnbob mentioned, don't forget to hit Save after switching to Ajax. Then to be safe, close the tab and try relaunching webmail.
