Adressbook pictures in Mail

Hi all!
I have added couple of pictures to my address book entries. I like them to be displayed in Mail.
But if I print an eMail, I'd rather haven't the picture on the print out.
Any idea how to have both? Or do I have to delete all pics from Address book again??
Thanxs
Holger

I don't think you can control it.
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