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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi Jeremy <br>
      <br>
      You are right to use TIdMessageBuilderHTML, it is almost
      impossible to get it working correctly otherwise!  I do have it
      working fine.  Below is a snippet from my send class....<br>
      <br>
      <br>
                          //RM 2012/12/06 Use TIdMessageBuilderHtml to
      build email, too hard to do it manually, didn't 100% work<br>
                          IdMessageBuilderHtml :=
      TIdMessageBuilderHtml.Create;<br>
                          try<br>
                              IdMessageBuilderHtml.HtmlCharSet    :=
      'UTF-8';                 //RM 2013/11/04 added to deal with UTF8
      text<br>
                              IdMessageBuilderHtml.Html.Text      :=
      fBodyText;<br>
      <br>
                              //Add inline attachments<br>
                              if (fInlineAttachments.Count &gt; 0) then
      begin<br>
                                  for Counter := 0 to
      fInlineAttachments.Count - 1 do begin<br>
                                      InlineAttachment :=
      TInlineAttachment(fInlineAttachments[Counter]);<br>
      <br>
                                     
      IdMessageBuilderHtml.HtmlFiles.Add(InlineAttachment.FileName);<br>
                                     
      IdMessageBuilderHtml.HtmlFiles[Counter].ContentType  :=
      'image/jpg';<br>
                                     
      IdMessageBuilderHtml.HtmlFiles[Counter].ContentID    := '&lt;' +
      InlineAttachment.ContentID + '&gt;';<br>
                                  end;<br>
                              end;<br>
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                              //Add email attachments<br>
                              WorkList := TStringList.Create;<br>
                              try<br>
                                  //build list of files<br>
                                  LoadFileList(WorkList, fFileNames);<br>
      <br>
                                  while (WorkList.Count &gt; 0) do begin<br>
                                     
      IdMessageBuilderHtml.Attachments.Add(WorkList[0]);<br>
      <br>
                                      WorkList.Delete(0);<br>
                                  end;<br>
      <br>
                              finally<br>
                                  WorkList.Free;<br>
                              end;<br>
      <br>
                              IdMessageBuilderHtml.PlainText.Text := '
      ';<br>
                             
      IdMessageBuilderHtml.FillMessage(EmailMessage);<br>
                          finally<br>
                              IdMessageBuilderHtml.Free;<br>
                          end;<br>
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      <br>
      <br>
      TInlineAttachment is a class I have, the definition is below...<br>
      <br>
        //Rm 2012/11/02 class added to detail each inline image<br>
        TInlineAttachment = class<br>
        private<br>
          fContentID      : String;           //Link to tag in HTML body
      (i.e. html might be '&lt;img src=<a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="cid:us.jpg">"cid:us.jpg"</a> /&gt;' so fContentID
      is 'us.jpg'  <br>
          fContentType    : String;           //What type of content
      i.e. 'image/jpeg' for a jpg image<br>
          fFileName       : String;           //Qualified link to image
      file<br>
        public<br>
          property ContentID : String read fContentID write fContentID;<br>
          property FileName : String read fFileName write fFileName;<br>
          property ContentType : String read fContentType write
      fContentType;<br>
      <br>
          Constructor Create(aContentID, aFileName, aContentType :
      String);<br>
        end;<br>
      <br>
      <br>
      <br>
      Content ID is just a unique name.  In the code this is from they
      are things like 'header.jpg'.<br>
      <br>
      Hope that gets you going.  I can show you more code if you
      need.  <br>
      <br>
      Cheers<br>
      Rob<br>
      <br>
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      <br>
       On 23/10/2014 6:51 p.m., Jeremy Coulter wrote:<br>
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cite="mid:CAGYhmGhU9NsOn7qPA86qWzO3jgEaQa9uREeNsB5VfELbmGo8jA@mail.gmail.com"
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      <div dir="ltr">Hi All.
        <div>I am using Indy to send emails. I have swapped from another
          control to Indy.</div>
        <div>The emails are HTML email, HOWEVER.....when I am sending
          emails with embedded images, but they are not displaying in
          the actual email, with the location where the image should
          appear displaying the red "x" in a box. The image IS in the
          email and it appears as an attachment when I open the email.</div>
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        <div>I did a bit of a search around and found that there is now
          a new class called TIdMessageBuilderHTML. I have copy and
          pasted the example from the INDY website, and it made no
          difference. It LOOKED promising :-( </div>
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        </div>
        <div>I have tried creating the email using the correct context
          type and using the messagepart property setting the
          contentdisposition to inline etc, but I get the same result!</div>
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        </div>
        <div>Has anyone ever got this too work as it should?</div>
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        <div>Thanks, Jeremy</div>
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