"Mayayana"
news alt.windows7.general, wrote:

"J. P. Gilliver (John)" wrote

| If you add an inline image that is HTML. If you
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| No.
|

Then maybe that's why your recipients get an
attachments. You can't do an inline image in plain text.
The image code is HTML.

You can do an inline image or any other type of 'binary' in plaintext
without using html. What do you think uuencode/mime/base64 and others
like those were originally for? They were originally developed for you
to send binary files along non binary friendly paths that wouldn't be
destroyed once they reached their destination.



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