when I open my emails that are sent to me.  Why do some of the pictures have red x's in the corners,no picture
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If its a particular kind of email with 3 such crosses next to each other, please note that it is spurious - you'll be better off deleting the mail ASAP. \n\nHowever, if the mail is from a trusted source and you have no reason to suspect the contents of the mail, either viewing of the image is restricted on your computer for some reason or the image is not present at the location it was supposed to be. In the first case, try opening the mail on another PC (preferably) from another location and seeing if you get lucky. In the second case, ask the sender of the mail to check with the image that s/he is trying to send via the mail. Probably ask for the mail to be sent again.
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IF the icon is a red "X" then the picture can't be opened as it is either not properly attached or missing.  Your ISP or email software may have dropped it off of the email thinking it was a virus file.\n\nIf the picture is still attached it might show as a red "X" and be an email attachment which you can open separate.  Many web based emails do this.
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Detatch them from the email and look at them on your hard disk using say a paint program such as paint shop pro.. or forward the email to someone who can convert them to bitmaps for you.
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maybe the person who send you the attachments didn't do it properly.  Therefore, the .jpg files are corrupted and you can see them.  If there is not the case, then try to download them. The other choice you get is to use a gmail account....You don't have to download anything. The picture will open in a different window.
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The emails are probably just going to your bulk/junk mail folder since they are to a mailing list. Be sure to check, and add the address to your safe list for future messages.
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Perhaps they were not correctly attached when sent....OR  you need to right click on them and save to your desktop.  Finally, its possible that they are of a format of picture that you don't have a viewer for.  It never hurts to get another viewer.  Good luck!
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We can't see inside your yahoo mailbox dude.\n\nIf you get it in a chain email it's probably a fake, done with photoshop.
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its prolly the new image virus!\nif the email is unsolicited, then delete it
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If I remember properly, when you can't get pictures in your e-mail in internet explorer, it is possible that they might be blocked.  Check your internet security settings on that one.  If you're talking about e-mail in outlook, it should be the same situation.
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If you allow the HTML emails to display linked images and other things, then yes - your email can be bugged. I don't use Outlook, but I believe there should be an option to disable such linked images.
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it could be that you're mail program is set to block HTML Graphics (ie Pictures) for security purposes. there should be a link to show the images. if not check your security settings.
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Ok, usually when you attach a .jpg image it will show up at the bottom of the message even if the image is just an attachment. If you want to see it at the bottom of the message yourself, then find the feature that allows you to with your mail provider.\nWhat do you have?\n(Click add details to specify what provider you use)
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When a blank box with a red x appears, that means Internet Explorer can't find them.  Either they don't exist (it's their fault) or there's something wrong with the Internet on your end.  Either way, you won't be able to access that picture without doing some complicated stuff (or using a friend's PC).
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Another case of software saving us from ourselves... There are a bunch of reasons why you might see the dreaded "Red X" instead of an image while viewing a web page with Internet Explorer or an email with Outlook.\n\nHere are some possible reasons why the Red X may appear, and suggested fixes for each.\n\n1. Problem: The "Show Pictures" setting has been turned off in Internet Explorer.\n   Solution: In Internet Explorer's Tools menu, click Internet Options, then click the Advanced tab. Make sure the Show Pictures check box is selected under Multimedia, and click OK\n\n2.  Problem: Your anti-virus or firewall is a little too uppity. Check to see if your anti-virus or firewall software has a privacy setting to "disable web bugs".\n    Solution: Uncheck or turn it off.\n3.  Problem: Your Internet Explorer security settings are set too high, preventing you from accessing the web site which hosts the image.\n    Solution: Reset to the default security settings. In Internet Explorer, click on Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Default Level.\n4. Problem: You've installed the Windows XP/SP2 updates and you're being bitten by the "Block images and other external content in HTML e-mail" security option. This is automatically turned ON in Outlook Express after you install Windows XP/SP2.\n   Solution: Click on Tools -> Options -> Security. Then UNCHECK the "Block images and other external content" check box, and click OK\n5.  Problem: You are the SENDER and others are complaining that they can't see images in emails you sent,\n    Solution: In Outlook Express, Click Tools -> Options -> Send. Under Mail Sending Format, select HTML, then press the HTML Settings button. Make sure the "Send pictures with messages" box is checked.\n6.  Problem: The image is hosted on a website that's busy, temporarily offline or defunct. Or the image file on the website might have been renamed or deleted.\n    Solution: Try again later or ask the sender to send it as an attachment instead of an inline image.\n7.  Problem: The image is hosted on a website, and you're not online.\n     Solution: Make sure your internet connection is active and try again.
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yea i get it sometimes... it appears as ??????? as the font required to view the email correctly is not installed on ur PC
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if the picture received is on yahoo mail and you are not able to see it, then 99% it has been removed because it contained a virus. (yes, a virus) so dont even bother to open those files. \neven tho it was sent from known sources, if it is on yahoo and has been removed, then it had virus.\n\n--x--
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You should already have them in 'my pictures' under 'your documents'. If not, put them there and when you go to browse for something to send, go into that folder and there they are. Make sure you click on the photo and then hit open or it won't transfer it to the email. Good luck!!