Html img tag not working in crystal report

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Here am facing problem with crystal report , i want to show the image in crystal report with html tags like <img alt="TEST" src="assets\TESTIMAGE.JPG" /><b>TEST</b> , image space showing blank and the TEST text showing as bold.

Is there any way to showing image in crystal report, please help me to solve this problem

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Prasanna

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Trying googling for this issue past day's

Posted 17-Oct-16 20:18pm

prasanna.raj

Updated 17-Oct-16 23:19pm

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri · Answer 1 · 2016-10-17T23:19:00

1. Open the report in the Crystal Reports application
2. Go to Insert > Picture
3. Browse for the image file
4. Select the image file and click OK
5. Move the cursor to the desired section in the report for the image and left click once
6. Use the highlighted border to adjust the image size as needed.

Reference: How to insert a picture or logo image into a Crystal report[^]

Hope, it helps :)