ASP Generated Email Problem

[Andrew J]

Hi all
Would really appreciate if someone can help mi with a problem I've been
having with ASP generated emails. In fact, this might be a question more
related to Outlook than ASP, but in any case I would appreciate if someone
could help me to resolve it.
This is what happens - I have a simple little Order form on our Intranet
site which is filled out by our employees (who are logged on to the local
network) and once submitted, the ASP code behind generates an email sent to
our supplier. The email body is in HTML format and it contains some Images
which are physically located on the same Web server that generates that
email. The problem is that our supplier, who is outside our network, and who
is using Outlook 2000 as their mail client, cannot see any images in the
email body. I am wondering why is this happening, are all images just
referenced in the email, or they are actually embedded (which I think they
are not). In this case, is there a way to actually embedd an image instead of
just referencing it, but the email format must be HTML.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Boris

[Jason Brown [MSFT]]

they'd be referenced. your email component most likely will not embed them.

if the web server is viewable to the outside world, use their full
(http://www.server.com/image.jpg) URL
--
Jason Brown
Microsoft GTSC, IIS

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
"Andrew J" <An*****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi all
Would really appreciate if someone can help mi with a problem I've been
having with ASP generated emails. In fact, this might be a question more
related to Outlook than ASP, but in any case I would appreciate if someone
could help me to resolve it.
This is what happens - I have a simple little Order form on our Intranet
site which is filled out by our employees (who are logged on to the local
network) and once submitted, the ASP code behind generates an email sent
to
our supplier. The email body is in HTML format and it contains some Images
which are physically located on the same Web server that generates that
email. The problem is that our supplier, who is outside our network, and
who
is using Outlook 2000 as their mail client, cannot see any images in the
email body. I am wondering why is this happening, are all images just
referenced in the email, or they are actually embedded (which I think they
are not). In this case, is there a way to actually embedd an image instead
of
just referencing it, but the email format must be HTML.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Boris

[Andrew J]

Unfortunately my web server is not accessible by the outside world...is there
anything I can do to make images visibel to them?

"Jason Brown [MSFT]" wrote:

they'd be referenced. your email component most likely will not embed them.

if the web server is viewable to the outside world, use their full
(http://www.server.com/image.jpg) URL
--
Jason Brown
Microsoft GTSC, IIS

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
"Andrew J" <An*****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:07**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi all
Would really appreciate if someone can help mi with a problem I've been
having with ASP generated emails. In fact, this might be a question more
related to Outlook than ASP, but in any case I would appreciate if someone
could help me to resolve it.
This is what happens - I have a simple little Order form on our Intranet
site which is filled out by our employees (who are logged on to the local
network) and once submitted, the ASP code behind generates an email sent
to
our supplier. The email body is in HTML format and it contains some Images
which are physically located on the same Web server that generates that
email. The problem is that our supplier, who is outside our network, and
who
is using Outlook 2000 as their mail client, cannot see any images in the
email body. I am wondering why is this happening, are all images just
referenced in the email, or they are actually embedded (which I think they
are not). In this case, is there a way to actually embedd an image instead
of
just referencing it, but the email format must be HTML.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Boris

[Aaron [SQL Server MVP]]

Walk through http://www.aspfaq.com/2474
On 3/17/05 12:01 AM, in article
58**********************************@microsoft.com, "Andrew J"
<An*****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Unfortunately my web server is not accessible by the outside world...is there
anything I can do to make images visibel to them?

"Jason Brown [MSFT]" wrote:

they'd be referenced. your email component most likely will not embed them.

if the web server is viewable to the outside world, use their full
(http://www.server.com/image.jpg) URL
--
Jason Brown
Microsoft GTSC, IIS

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
"Andrew J" <An*****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:07**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi all
Would really appreciate if someone can help mi with a problem I've been
having with ASP generated emails. In fact, this might be a question more
related to Outlook than ASP, but in any case I would appreciate if someone
could help me to resolve it.
This is what happens - I have a simple little Order form on our Intranet
site which is filled out by our employees (who are logged on to the local
network) and once submitted, the ASP code behind generates an email sent
to
our supplier. The email body is in HTML format and it contains some Images
which are physically located on the same Web server that generates that
email. The problem is that our supplier, who is outside our network, and
who
is using Outlook 2000 as their mail client, cannot see any images in the
email body. I am wondering why is this happening, are all images just
referenced in the email, or they are actually embedded (which I think they
are not). In this case, is there a way to actually embedd an image instead
of
just referencing it, but the email format must be HTML.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Boris