Issue of Image in the body of email

Hi All,
I have the following requirment:
To enter email id and image which is stored in se78 as parameters and execute it so that the respective image entered is sent to email id entered in the body of the email.
I have checked with available blogs and forums but it is not exactly meeting my requirement.
I am able to find th soultion to send the report ouptut in the body of the email.
But I need soultion to send the Image in the body of the email.
Please let me know the solution when you have the time.
Regards.
A.Srinivas
Edited by: Thomas Zloch on Jan 21, 2011 5:17 PM - urgency reduced

If you want to reference an image for an email body via HTML, you should either store it in the MIME repository or on an external content server. The graphics manager is for form development, though you could extract the data, it would be a painful and unnecessary process.

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