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How to copy a HTML Web page into a new HTML email in Gmail so the images are included? I.e. I don't want the email contains images only via links to the Web as I suspect some receipt will not be able to access the those images online.
qazwsx
Posted 2012-07-23T15:23:10.003
Reputation: 6 739
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The copy and paste behaviour depends on the browser you're using - e.g. if you use chrome and copy and paste the images are inserted as images.
jmetz
Posted 2012-07-23T15:23:10.003
Reputation: 832
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In order for Gmail to allow images inline with the message (not as attachments) you have to enable it in the settings. Go to Settings, select Labs at the top, and find Inserting images and change it to Enabled. Once you've done this, Gmail will allow pictures to be displayed within the email, much like a webpage. Whether or not they paste now will be based on how the website was formatted and how your browser handled the copy/paste.
techturtle
Posted 2012-07-23T15:23:10.003
Reputation: 8 059
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Follow these instructions:
done
Ravi Bhadauria
Posted 2012-07-23T15:23:10.003
Reputation: 11
Whhat does #1 and #2 actually mean? "table"? "web mailer"? – qazwsx – 2013-06-25T14:36:35.373
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You can ensure that images are included in the E-mail and do not require visiting any websites by embedding them in the images used on the webpage (assuming that you made the webpage).
Check this article on just how you can do that: http://blog.bigdinosaur.org/embedding-images-in-css/
roboxinvasion
Posted 2012-07-23T15:23:10.003
Reputation: 21
Nope, they aren't on mine. – Benjamin – 2016-01-10T07:44:22.527