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l EPS
l GIF
l JPG/JPEG
l PCL
l PDF
l PNG
l PS
l SVG
l TIF/TIFF
Base64 encoded images are supported; however, they are added differently: set the src
attribute of an <img> element to the base64 code (see below, "HTML tag: img" on the facing
page).
For Email and Web output, PNG is the preferred image format.
EPS, PDF, SVG and TIFF images in an Email or Web section are automatically converted to
PNG to ensure that they can be seen in the browser or email client.
Note that this conversion does not take place when you select a specific page from a PDF or
TIFF using a URL (e.g. 'images/PDF_20pages.pdf?page=3').
Ways to use images
In templates, both imported images and external images can be used (see "Adding images"
on page255 and "Resources" on page107). Once added to the content of a template, an
image can be resized (see "Resizing an image" on page295) and alternate text can be linked
to it (see "Setting an alternate text" on page259).
Tip
Using images in an Email template? See "Using images in email campaigns: tips" on page159.
Dynamic images
Images can be switched dynamically, so that a letteror email can include one image or another,
depending on a value in the data set. Read "Dynamic images" on page334 to find out how to
add such switching images.
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