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by ccooper Accepted solution
by jim.b Accepted solution
It depends on where the images are stored. If you are using a background image stored locally, then you are attempting to embed the image from the computer on which campaign is installed. It may not however be located on the computer from which you are using to access campaign. Therefore, when you browse to your image on your remote computer, you see the image and it looks fine, but when the campaign is run, the campaign computer cannot find that same image.
Arial Software recommends, in all instances, to use an image stored somewhere in a web folder, rather than trying to embed one. Using a link to a web image will always ensure that the image can be found and displayed, and will also decrease the size of your outbound message since embedded images act as attachments when sent.
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