I think I know what I will get in response to this question (a lot of the "Use MIME::Lite" answers), but I'll try anyway.

I am trying to create inline images in an HTML E-Mail. The problem I am having is that some E-Mail recipients can view the image (Novell's Groupwise), while others cannot (Netscape and Mozilla). The HTML is displayed perfectly, as is the text in proper MIME text-only clients.

The image section fully decodes (using MIME::Base64) and becomes a perfect image. Boundaries are dynamically generated and are unique (surrounding each neccesary piece of the message). Text is first, making the message fully compliant with RFC 1521, with the html portion containing an additional unique boundary that separates the html from the image, and all of the proper Content Type headings.So, what could possibily be wrong? I am using img src='cid:' tags. Any idea's?

joe

In reply to Inline Images in Email by sharktooth

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