V4.73 Attached and embedded images not showing

[Shaharin Yussof]

When I send a message with inline attached images, and CC myself for example, I find that in the received message they do not show up.

They only show up in PMail as a grey space the size of the image, with the images visible only as attachments.

However, if I send the email to my GMail account, the images appear correctly.

I'm concerned that other email clients (other than GMail) will have the same problem as my Pegasus mail does.

There is NO problem with HTML messages with remote images, with our without the "Load images for HTML" option.

This is only a problem for images that are actually attached to the message.

Have I got a setting wrong, or is this a PMail problem?

Shah

[Euler German]

Post by Shaharin Yussof
When I send a message with inline attached images, and CC myself for example, I find that in the received message they do not show up.
They only show up in PMail as a grey space the size of the image, with the images visible only as attachments.
However, if I send the email to my GMail account, the images appear correctly.
I'm concerned that other email clients (other than GMail) will have the same problem as my Pegasus mail does.
There is NO problem with HTML messages with remote images, with our without the "Load images for HTML" option.
This is only a problem for images that are actually attached to the message.
Have I got a setting wrong, or is this a PMail problem?
Shah

You should try the last versions of Pegasus Mail renderers. BearHTML
is currently version is 4.9.9.6 and IERenderer version 2.6.4.12 was
just released. Specially the latter, its lasts versions fixed several
small bugs.

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