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.
Wow, that's just plain odd. The only way I can mimic the screen you get, as in not having the option to "Show Images In Message Body", is to set the "Composing" preference to Text instead of HTML, regardless of whether the General preference is Ajax or HTML. Normally, I have preferences set to their default settings, which is Ajax under General and HTML under Composing. It's odd that, even with yours set the same way, you're seeing what you're seeing. Something's definitely goofy.
I certainly hope someone can figure out what's going on.
Not that this will necessarily make any difference, but what Operating System and Browser are you using?
GabeU, I'm using Windows 10 -- I had tried Firefox and Chrome and it was the same thing. Then I tried Edge, and I was able to see the option "show images" in message body." I couldn't see that option in Firefox or Chrome. So I reinstalled Firefox, and now the option shows.
Thanks to all for your help, and Liz, it's working now on Firefox and it was likely a browser issue.
Gabe, I see what you did.
GabeU wrote:
Wow, that's just plain odd. is to set the "Composing" preference to Text instead of HTML, regardless of whether the General preference is Ajax or HTML. Something's definitely goofy.
Ajax,- Compose option "Text"
maratsade And YET... another way to not send inline images..
Makes sense after you think about it.. Composing in "text" means NO images. And no smileys :smileysurprised: :-(
