Creating an interactive html email

@J.HooksCGGD Okay, yes, you are in the Photoshop forum and thank you for sharing those screenshots. It's just as I thought. I'll see if I can explain it a bit better. When you send an email to another person that includes images, you basically have three choices. You can attach the images as files, you can embed the images (insert or place them) into the body of your email, or, as you want to do here, you can "serve" them up an email as is the method for email blast applications such as Mail Chimp. If you try to send your Photoshop interactive email to me, and the images reside on your local computer, I don't have access to those. So, what I see on my end are broken links where the images should be. You will need to "host" your images somewhere online and then use <a href> html tags with the URL address for each image that is wrapped into your image slices. Then, when I receive the email, the images are being "served up" to me from an online host where you have uploaded the images and are linking to. Does that make sense? If you have ever used Mail Chimp or similar, you have to upload your images to their servers. That gives each image a unique address so the images can be called up and served to the email viewer on demand.