Can we attach an image with its original to the Outlook?

Need to attach an HTML image!!! help please!?

• Okay, i have this HTML page due in 40 mins so please help me! i have tried to attach an image on the page but it won't work! i've tried to look online for an hour and still won't work. so, what i did was use this image: http://www.copyrightfreephotos.com/gallery/386888705/ (the pic is random, don't mind it) and that in return should look like this right?? --> <img src="http://www.copyrightfreephotos.com/… /> but the image does not pop up! i don't understand when the guidelines say to save it to the same HTML folder/directory, like WTF does that even mean... last time i checked i never saved it in a directory..? the HTML (I'm using text wrangler, notepad++ for windows) is on my desktop right now. anyways, I'm freaking out because i have tons of stuff to do tonight, so if someone helped me that would be awesome. thank you!!

• Answer:

  Download the Image You right-click the file you want, then (depending on the browser) you press Save target as/Save Image. A dialog box will pop up and ask you where to save the image. You find the directory that contains your html file, place the image there. Modify your IMG html tag The image tag should now read <img src="filename.jpg">. Your image file is now located in the parent directory of your html web page. Explination If your html file is named index.html and is found in c:\myweb\, then your parent directory for when you open the index.html is c:\myweb\. You can then place your image in that directory and change your image tag to <img src="filename.jpg"> (the src field assumes that you begin in the parent directory of the webpage that your viewing). You can also do something like this, create a 'img' directory so its c:\myweb\img\ directory, place the image there. Then change the html tag to <img src="img\filename.jpg"> Hope this solves your problems Note: When you place http://www.copyrightfreephotos.com/ as the base part of your image, it will require an internet connection to load the image. If you use the information in this answer, it will load even if you disconnect the internet, because the image will be available alongside the html page.