Images in HTML E-mails

Hi,
I have a client server report which contains a gif.
When I genereate the report as a HTML email, the
gif image does not appear (The email & gif files
are copied to the Outlook express folder on the
client machine).
The image is displayed fine when I generate to
HTML File.
Can anyone tell me why the images is not displayed in
the HTML email,
Many Thanks,
John

Hello ,
I tried with a simple report which contains a gif image . When the report is sent as an html email ( in a client-server config ) , I can see the email fine with the image in my netscape client .
So this could be a problem with email client also .
Can you please try with netscape client ( Netcape 7.0 preferably ) and let us know ?
Thanks ,
The Oracle Reports Team

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