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    Simon Brown
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    Warning - I may be barking mad! :mad: In an RTF file I can embed a picture directly in some sort of hex format. Is there anything similar in HTML? I ask because I generate HTML out from a product, and would like to be able to only have one file - wibble.htm - rather than wibble.htm and 10 squillion graphics files. I know my file would be bigger, but the graphics are only small. Any suggestions other than increasing the dosage? :-O Old Simon HB9DRV

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      Warning - I may be barking mad! :mad: In an RTF file I can embed a picture directly in some sort of hex format. Is there anything similar in HTML? I ask because I generate HTML out from a product, and would like to be able to only have one file - wibble.htm - rather than wibble.htm and 10 squillion graphics files. I know my file would be bigger, but the graphics are only small. Any suggestions other than increasing the dosage? :-O Old Simon HB9DRV

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      You can try encoding it into mime format (email). That way you can have the images as "hidden" attachments, and the src of the image points to the attached images.

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        You can try encoding it into mime format (email). That way you can have the images as "hidden" attachments, and the src of the image points to the attached images.

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