Good morning Powerbook users, I have an off topic question that has been flummoxing me for the last few weeks, so I thought I'd throw this one at you. I was asked to produce an "HTML email template" that would essentially allow users to send email from MS outlook on PC's and Entourage running on OS9/OSX (to the internet) with an HTML header containing the new company logo. Not being at all an expert on email, especially not MIME email, I looked at what they wanted, and decided it could be best achieved with a style attribute to the <body> tag thus: <body style="background-attachment: fixed; background-image: url(england.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: right top" bgcolor = "#FFFFFF" text="#000000" background="england.jpg" bgproperties=fixed> I then learnt about Outlook "stationery" and imported this HTML (with jpeg image) into outlook to achieve what i needed, a logo in the top right hand corner of the email. When i sent this email to other Outlook users working on PCs it displays with no errors, but send it to any Mac based Mail User Agent and the image gets thrown at the bottom of the email as an attachment. I am pretty sure the Mac MUAs are falling over with regard to the MIME data being sent in the email, as I have seen a similar problem with MIME and Mail.app a while ago. Does anyone have a fix for this? or an alternative strategy to get the results I need? A MIME knowledgeable friend suggested that the problem may lie in using the CSS "style" tag, or perhaps the url() form of embedding the image. Any ideas will be greatly appreciated, as this issue is slowly driving me insane... -- Tarik Bilgin Opalblue tarik at opalblue.com PS My Apple wishlist: 1. iTunes 4 with Support for Vogg Orbis and Rendezvous 2. A 40gig iPod 3. An updated 15 inch TiBook :)