In order to send HTML with pictures you must have them available somewhere on Internet. In our case we have a directory in Maxprog where we store all our pictures. You may say that if you do this, then you can't see pictures when creating HTML documents...there is a trick. Name a folder the same as the one you have at your web site for pictures. Then after the <HEAD> tag of your HTML document add:
<BASE HREF="http://www.myweb.com/">
Then if a "picture" named picture1.jpg from folder "pictures" is inserted in your HTML document, your HTML software adds a line like:
<IMG SRC="pictures/picture1.jpg">
If you try to preview your document locally, it works...then if you send it to somebody then it will get picture1 from:
http://www.myweb.com/pictures/picture1.jpg
2. Insufficient System Storage error:
> "With a list of 1300 names I get an error about 1/5th of the way through, which says "Error - Insufficient System Storage."
"Insufficient System Storage" (AKA. Too many recipients specified) is an error sent by your ISP SMTP server to advise you that you have reached mails address amount limit for the current SMTP session. This means you have a recipient amount limit per session. Many ISP has this limit set to 200 but the best way will be asking your ISP for your limit. Then, if you are using Maxbulk Mailer 1.7 or higher, you can set this amount in your settings panel in order to force MaxBulk to perform a new SMTP connection for every x recipients. Then you simply bypass your ISP limitation.
3.- Where is MaxBulk Mailer Pro?
> "I bought the MaxBulk Mailer, but I could only download the Standard Programm. How can I get the PRO Version."
There is only one MaxBulk program. It can be registered as Standard or as Pro depending on your serial number. Standard number remove unregistered notice message footer but lock several features. Pro number also removes unregistered notice message footer but gives access to all the features. When you buy a Standard to Pro upgrade, you get a serial number, which unlock all the features.
