I don't care how or where it's opened or how it's done, all embedded images
are attachments on the item. Period.

It may be a hidden attachment, where if the property is set it doesn't show
the paperclip icon on the item, but it's still an attachment.

There are lots of different samples available for embedded attachments,
search on Google and at www.outlookcode.com for some.

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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
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"Ashish" wrote in message
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What is wrong is the Count == 0 return. Any embedded image is an
attachment,
when i open mail which contains embeded attachments i check
Mail-Attachments-Count value and it returns 0.
I check this in Item_Open() event.
So in this case attachment for embeded image is not attached to message.
Either it's in body or i dont have more idea where it is.

Is the item you are opening saved before you check for attachments count?
I send a new mail with embeded image. After mail is received i open the
mail. Before opening this mail i dont save it.

I dont touch body format for this mail.
Is there any example for embeded image available?