exchange calendar question

[msoprano13]

If i paste an image to my outlook calendar in the notes areas such as a flyer or a word document and then I go to my evo the image or word file does not show up.

Is there anyway to get this to happen?

Seems like a pretty simple feature to me. I'm prety sure my old windows phone used to do that.

 

[vel7wil]

This is going to depend on the basic format of the pic u are pasting.....the EVO usually will read almost all images but there are some that it cant read....try changing the format of the pic then re-pasting it (JPEG) is the most common

 

[npark]

The HTC email client doesn't seem to display any images composed in the body of the email I've noticed. For example, my colleague has a signature with a logo of his department pasted into the sig. I only see the text portion of his sig, not the image.

Attachments behave differently from things pasted in. I would imagine though, that if pasted images in the body of the Outlook email does not show up for emails, that it won't show up for calendar invites.

I do see attachments in my calendar, at the top do you have a > looking carrot to expand to view calendar attachments? I have to open up the entire calendar invite in the app, not just view the notification.

 

[msoprano13]

The HTC email client doesn't seem to display any images composed in the body of the email I've noticed. For example, my colleague has a signature with a logo of his department pasted into the sig. I only see the text portion of his sig, not the image.

Attachments behave differently from things pasted in. I would imagine though, that if pasted images in the body of the Outlook email does not show up for emails, that it won't show up for calendar invites.

I do see attachments in my calendar, at the top do you have a > looking carrot to expand to view calendar attachments? I have to open up the entire calendar invite in the app, not just view the notification.

i tried a test appointment with an attachemnet and I don't see any carrot looking incon to expand the view.