Embedding an image in email doc

How do I embed an image in an email document? I am using MacMail and an IMac. I can attach a flyer as an attachment. I need the flyer to show up when readers open the email. I don't want them to have to take the extra step of opening the attachment.
Thanks for help

The Mac Mail App will usually display some attachment types such as jpg and pdf in the body of the message. The difficulty is that not everyone who receives e-mail will be 1) using a mac to read the mail and 2) have their e-mail set up to load attachments inline.
Unfortunately with the various OS's and E-mail applications it will be difficult to guarantee that the message received is identical to the one you send.

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Open Acrobat and go to "Edit > Preferences > Page Display" and check whether 'Show large images' option is checked.
Is this issue specific for one PDF?
If possible, please share the file with me via email so that I can also check at my end.
I have sent you a message with my contact id details.
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bootbk wrote:
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