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yep that would do it, but if the image didnt load I take it i have to live with the small red x.

it worked with the single quotes, is there a way to stop the red x from displaying?

lol, good point foamcow

I have tried that but then i get the following error Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a03ee' Expected ')' /Reports/Genrep/_Genrep.asp, line 334 stremaildata = stremaildata & ("<IMG SRC=http://webserver/images/logo.png ALT="Company Name"></IMG><br><br>")

I tried the alt attribute (<IMG SRC=http://webserver/images/logo.png ALT=Positive Contact></IMG>) but when I removed my proxy settings (to stop my pc contacting our web server) the alt text didnt display, just the missing image box with the small red x in it.

Thanks for the help on this one guys

Foamcow, The reason I didnt want to send the image in the email is because we send will be sending the report to our clients and if they pass it round internally then the image may end up seperated from the html file and the report just wouldnt look as good, we normaly send reports in an excel...

Hi, is it possible to embed a image into a web page (html) and not need to reference a external file? a bit of background (should make my question a bit clearer) I send a report from my intranet via email. The report is a simple html page with some stats in it. It also has our company logo at...

OK, thanks for your answer.

Hi, Just a quick question. If calls are routed to a VDN on our definity (from an outside system) and then set to queue to a Skill group, would our definity present the routing system with a busy tone if all of the agent in the skill are on calls?

thats what i was thinking, however when i tried turning the security setting to 'Low' and privacy setting to 'accept all cookies' I am still getting the same problem, also when I dont connect through ISA I can use IE and all is fine, I thinking it is a combo of ISA and IE I just cant figure out...

I have just tried accessing OWA from the ISA server and I still have the same problem.

The exchange server that is running OWA is on another site, i'm not sure of there setup but the problem seems to be with our ISA server (our setup: Internet - PIX - ISA - Rest of the network all servers are on the same subnet and ISA is not on the same box as exchange). The reason I belive that...

I have just downloaded Firefox and I am not having the same problems I described above, so the problem cant be ISA and has to be IE 6. still dont know how to solve it and I dont want to install firefox on our users pc's.

Hi, I am having trouble accessing OWA from my site. Another compnay has setup OWA and I can access it from a dial up connection or if I bypass ISA, however ISA seems to be causeing the username and password box to keep flying up. I have seen other threads but the dont come to a clear conclusion...