The graphics are normally stored on the WEB server as separate files,
and as such, when you copy and paste a WEB page, (or save it to your
hard drive) you are only going to get what you are saying - the text part.
There are programs that will save an ENTIRE WEB page to your hard drive
and then you could send that as an attachment. The one I use makes
"EXE" files, and I am hesitant to send them in e-mail these days for
obvious reasons.
Your e-mail program, (it is Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2919.6600),
might be able to do it for free.
While on a WEB page, hit "file", "save as". In the save as type see if you can
scroll to a choice of WEB archive-single file with a file extension of mht.
You could only use this file with someone that had similar software.
I am not sure what (if anything) will read and display these files, other than
newer Microsoft products.        Good luck.        Rick Glazier

----- Original Message -----
From: "Olushola" <[log in to unmask]>
> When copy WEB pages on my one of my computers and paste it in an email
> message, the graphic are there. But on my other computer I only get the
> text.
>
> What setting must I change to get the graphics to paste?

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