An email contains a picture encoded with 55dcf5.jpg. How do I get in to view it?  HELP!!?
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any picture viewer should open a jpg ... even IE will.\n\nIf it's an attachment, just double-click the attachment.
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attach the pictures as a file and not as a picture.  Most likely its being incorperated as an HTML email and the emails that aren't working right are non HTML...If the picture is being imbedded into the email (HTML) the receipent needs to be able accept HTML email.  Again try attaching as a file not as a pic.
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I'M not sure if you talking about your yahoo account or what but on Gmail there is a link you have to click to show the images. they do that to save on time needed to load the file your trying to view.\n\nWhat im saying is make sure you have pictures in messages enabled.
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if you scroll down the email there should be a link that says download all images to yahoo pictures or something like that but if you want to save them to your computer you have to do them individually
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Send da mail including that outline only. Then ask ur freind about the picture. Is it gone? You may check up ur computer with anti-virus.
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do a search for annimated gifs\nGIF. - save what you want to your computer (remember where you put them)\nIn Outlook express click \nTools/ Options/ Signatures
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If the animated object is moving i.e. animated in the e-mail, you should be able to simply right-click on it, and do "save picture as..." and click "ok" and it should automatically save as an animated gif.\n\nAs far as I know too, jpg cannot be animated.
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I believe that the said mail is still in your inbox. If 'Yes', then the first step is to go back to your 'inbox window', next, click on the subject the mail with paper clip symbol and the mail will the opened. At this point, scan through what you have on the screen, there should be a link where you can download the attachment. The paper clip symbol simply means that you have something attached to this very mail. But, please, be careful in the course of opening any attachment. If you are not sure of where the attachment is coming or that you don't have prior notification from someone you already, don't just open any attachment anyhowl, for some attachments are just nothing else, but virus or malicious code to cause problem(s) on your computer and the time which will be taken in solving this problem will be much more than can be afforded.\nThis is my contribution. Need more? \n\nHappy sharing...\n\nJames (a.k.a. Oyinbo born in Africa)
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OK I know this is going to sound really weird but here goes....\n\nI went to yahoo and searched pic's and tried to download a pic and got the same thing (I'm running the same as you and IE7... not sure what you are running)    I also just had the option of a bitmap form for saving.   \nI then went to Google pic's and tried there and got both options bitmap and JPEG.\nSo decided to go back to Yahoo and take another look... but when I went back all of a sudden both options were available.\nI tried it again with another pic at Yahoo - the first time only Bitmap option was available - but one I went out of the site - went to Google - then back again - both were available.  Really Strange to say the least.  Something is messed up somewhere.  Will look into it further and see if I can find out anything or maybe someone else knows something more.
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You can basically just DROP them in the text field for the message. However, to do this, the images must reside on an internet server, and be accessible directly (i.e. typing www.site.us/picture.jpg would open the appropriate image in your browser).\n\nIf you have the pictures already uploaded and if they can be accessed directly, open two instances of Internet Explorer (or any other browser which supports the rich text formatting in the text box), and shrink them so as they both fit in the screen. Have your "Compose Mail" page opened in one of the windows, and the image in the other one.\n\nNow drag the image from one window into the message text box of the other one.
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Your email program is set not to include inline pictures. It probably removes the picture from the email and either discards it or places it in a temporary attachment file. In Eudora, this is a choice you can make to protect you from unsolicited, offensive pictures showing up in your emails. You can change the settings to see the pictures. In other email programs I imagine that similar choices are possible.
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Instead of forwarding the email as an attachment, have u tried forwarding as inline text? That allows u to edit the original email.\n\nJust click the down arrow beside the forward button.
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Sorry, but thats just how yahoo handles embedded images. Unless you upgrade to MAIL PLUS on yahoo, there are no other options for viewing embedded messages because the way yahoo preferences are setup, they are very limited.
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it looks like the email was parsing an executable file called love_lorn.kiss.ok.exe ... sounds like a virus!  i wouldn't download the attachment if I were you... sounds like a virus to me
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it might be that the source file can not really be read. the file might be in use or it is a file format not supported by yahoo mail. i think so. anyway, it says contact server admin.
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at the bottom of the email look for "Show HTML Graphics" at the bottom of the message, then click that. should show pictures then.
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I don(t know what you can do about his email but for his photos go search on yahoo image or google image