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hi Jim,
I've been asked to email a newsletter (pdf) in the email body,
not as an attachment.
MIME e-mail has a keyword that tells the client whether data should be
treated as in-line or attachment. You could, therefore, code a PDF as
an inline document.
However, I don't know what would happen when the mail client reads the
message. I strongly suspect the e-mail client would pop up a message to
the user that would say "I don't know how to handle PDF inline, would
you like to view this as an attachment?" (But I haven't tried that yet.)
So you could certainly code it, and it'd be perfectly legal by e-mail
standards, but I don't know if the client would be able to read it the
way you intended?
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