Hi Cindy,

Where are you placing it in your Word Web document code?

Basically, it's just a link to a picture on a website
set in a table. You should be able to emulate or create the same effect from inside of Word, but, note that the graphic is located
on an https: rather than an http: server location. Not all email clients or apps will be able to access the secure server for the
graphic.

If it's just the logo you're trying to insert you can go to that web page, right click on the graphic, select copy then go back to
your Word document and right click and paste, then resize as needed (or you can copy the URL from your code for the Dallaslogo.jpg
and go to Insert=Picture=From File and paste the URL in the 'Filename' box.

This assumes that you want to link to the logo rather than send a copy of it out with each email, for example. Note that a lot of
spam and phishing filters are now blocking 'linked' graphics from emails as the default, so folks might not see the graphic if it's
linked rather than sent (some companies block the inserted graphics as well).

(Note, to resize graphics to 'pixel' units as your code currently has you can turn on the pixels for HTML setting in
Tools=Options=General
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"Cacciarito" wrote in message ...
I have done most all of the things you have mentioned. The reason I need to
view the code is for a specific registration program call b-there.com that
utilizes it's own html editor in correspondence sent to attendees. My issue
now is that the logo image won't show up correctly in the document I have
created. I have used the code for this logo image on prior correspondence
and I can't figure out why it won't work with this.
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Let us know if this helped you,

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