When I am composing an email message in OWA 8.1.359.2, how do I insert an image in the body of the email, inline with text (not attachment)?

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In order to insert an image into the body of an email, you will have to declare the message MIME type to be text/html. Then, your attachment image as image/[IMAGE TYPE] (depending on the type of file) with the added header field of Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=[IMAGE FILENAME], and then refer to the image using the relative filename in the HTML: <img src="[IMAGE FILENAME]" />

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Save your image anywhere on your PC, then right click and say Open with > Internet Explorer. Click and drag image into message window and voila. Hope that helps! :)

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SOLUTION to copy and paste!! (ok so its a good idea to have Exchange 2007 SP1 Rollup 7 pre-installed)

FROM inside OWA (exchange 2007 - I have sp3 on my exchange servers' servers) go to options and email security and then install the Outlook web access s/mime control program works in XP and Windows 7 x64 workstation. after install click save (probably does not but it does not hurt)

go back to new mail and you can now paste stuff off the clipboard.

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