Embedding images in html mail

Hi;
Is there a sample anywhere that shows how to send an html email with images where the images are embedded int he displayed html?
thanks - dave

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According to your description, you'd like to send a email with an embedded image in the signature.
I suggest you sending the image in the last of the body of email instead of operating the signature of email.
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