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  1. Hi I find the information here really interesting. But my problem is to insert in an rtf mail an inline picture. it means not as an attachment but the picture should appears in the mail. The second point is that i want to send some mail with some rtf. data as attachemnt but this rtf data should be attached as text not as normal attachemnt. Can anybody have an idea how i can do it . Thank you
  2. Here is a part of my code with normal attachment: With $oOMail .To = $olTo .Subject =$testcase $attachemnt = @ScriptDir & "\data.rtf" .attachments.add ($attachemnt) .Body=_ClipBoard_GetData(49331) Endwith has u can see i save some data in the clipboard and put it in the mail body. But i want to put the data.rtf attachment as a text attachment in my mail and that is my problem. thanks
  3. Hey can anybody help me how to do an attachment as text in a mail. I know how to do a normal attachment but i want to attach some file in my mail an insert this attachment as text to the mail. I tried so many stuff and searched also in internet without success. so i hope anybody can help me here. Thanks I forgot to tell that i need the autoit script of this procedure not the procedure itself
  4. Hey can anybody help to do an attachment as text in a mail. I know how to do a normal attachment but i want to attach some file in my mail an insert this attachment as text to the mail. I tried so many stuff and searched also in internet without success. so i hope anybody can help me here. Thanks
  5. The idea is to write some text in the mail body .. so i wanted to write the text in a rtf data and just copy this data and paste it in the mailbody. the problem is that i want to automate outlook to send like 100 of mail. and the content of the mail body have to be read from rtf data's. every mail have a different specifications and for each mail the body can be different.
  6. The text and image are saved in a rtf data on my computer
  7. For some time now I'm looking for a solution how to copy text including an image into an Outlook mail. I have the honorable task to create a script that sends e-mails with different configurations. I need the picture to be inline. What I cannot use is Send("^v") and the clipboard always throws away the image. I really would like to know why. I usually create a new mail and copy & paste everything from a DOC or RTF file into the mail body. Now this process needs to be automated. I just started scripting a few days ago - just wanted to mention. Thank you guys for help!
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