Multiple Animated Gif's In a Single Row

Hi,
I am running OE 6 SP1 and have a few animated gif files
that are about 4 KB in size. They appear small on the e-
mail create window. If I try to have, let's say, 4 in a
single row, they appear OK during the creation, then
when I send it, the ouput message only has ONE show up
and the other tiny boxes have a tiny red "x" in them. I
have checked the box under ToolsOptionsSendHTML
settings to send images with the e-mail. This was
already set ON.
Does anyone have a possible solution to this phenomenon?
If so, I would certainly appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Larry H.

It's a problem in the file, inetcomm.dll, and some people in the stationery
newsgroups have resorted to using an older version of that file. It's not a
recommended procedure since it leads to "version soup" which can create
problems later with subsequent upgrades. MS is aware of the problem (the
dropping of a digit in the CID for the second and subsequent iterations of
the image) and it will likely be fixed in the next upgrade for the program.

If you insist that you cannot live without sending those types of
stationery, try posting the question in one of the below listed stationery
newsgroups on this server:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...ess.stationery
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...ess.stationery
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...ess.stationery
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...s.s tationery
--
Jim Pickering, MVP-Outlook Express
Please reply only to newsgroup.


"perplexed" wrote in message
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Hi,
I am running OE 6 SP1 and have a few animated gif files
that are about 4 KB in size. They appear small on the e-
mail create window. If I try to have, let's say, 4 in a
single row, they appear OK during the creation, then
when I send it, the ouput message only has ONE show up
and the other tiny boxes have a tiny red "x" in them. I
have checked the box under ToolsOptionsSendHTML
settings to send images with the e-mail. This was
already set ON.
Does anyone have a possible solution to this phenomenon?
If so, I would certainly appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Larry H.