With OE and many other e-mail programs, a copy of graphics are shown after
the message body. Anyone reading in plain text would not see this and
would have to open the attachment. You can't regulate how others have
their machines set up though.

The only way to guarantee a graphic will not automatically be shown is to
put it in its own folder, zip it, and attach the folder.

You could also upload the picture and provide a link. There are a few
programs out there you can Google for. I use TinyPic when needed.

TinyPic:
http://tinypic.com/
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Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP [Mail]
Imperial Beach, CA


"Will S." wrote in message
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How do I include a photo attachment without the photo showing up in the
main
body of the message. Can you sent the photo attachment so you have to
select
the attachment to open it?