Full path for images automatically?

Hi -
We do HTML for emails (i.e. - viewed in an inbox NOT a
browser, per se) so every document I create needs to have the full
URL path. i.e. -
http://www.servername.com/images/picture.gif
The Site Definition (Advanced Tab) allows me to make my
images relative to the site root. But since my customers are
opening my HTML docs in their inboxes, that doesn't work.
I thought there was a way to make the entire URL appear in
the code for all images. Right now I do a Find/Replace at the end
of my process, but I would prefer it to be automated.
I hope this makes sense, and I hope someone has an answer for
me.
Jon

Unfortunately, no. I have informed the higher authorities,
though....
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"HollandAmerica" <[email protected]> wrote
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> Hi -
>
> We do HTML for emails (i.e. - viewed in an inbox NOT a
browser, per se) so
> every document I create needs to have the full URL path.
i.e. -
>
http://www.servername.com/images/picture.gif
>
> The Site Definition (Advanced Tab) allows me to make my
images relative to
> the
> site root. But since my customers are opening my HTML
docs in their
> inboxes,
> that doesn't work.
>
> I thought there was a way to make the entire URL appear
in the code for
> all
> images. Right now I do a Find/Replace at the end of my
process, but I
> would
> prefer it to be automated.
>
> I hope this makes sense, and I hope someone has an
answer for me.
>
> Jon
>

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