Why is it that when I receive mail w/images, I cant see the images?
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You have to tell the email program to display embedded images.
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If it's on the web, send the URL.  You can find the url of the image by right-clicking it and going to 'Properties'. then copy and paste the full address in your email body.  The recipient of the email will either see it as a link, or have to copy and paste it into the address bar of a browser to view it.  If the email client the recipient uses is capable of html graphics, use the following code <img src="URL OF IMAGE">
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i had similar trouble with my computer. i couldnt send an email with an attatchment like  a photo. I couldnt send any emails that i wanted to attatch a photo too. I kept trying all the time and nobody knew why. In the end i had to reinstall a new browser. It now works again. Dont know if this helps
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What are you using at home to view your email?  If it Outlook or Netscape or something of that nature then it is probably downloading the email from the mail server.  You can change the settings for this if you need to.\n\nGive me more details and I can help more.
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Follow these steps and see if it works\ni)Disable the security software which is installed in the system..like Firewall,Antivirus..\nii)Open the Mail account-> Options->SPAM PROTECTION->Image Blocking->check the "Don't block any images"option,->save changes..\niii)If it is an IE Web browser,click on Tools->Internet Options->Advanced->Multimedia and check "Show Image Download Placeholders"box and uncheck "smart image dithering" box ->click on Apply ->Ok\niv)If None of these Steps works then try to open the same mails from a Public Internet Cafe (Library)or from your neighbours computer,and check whether u able to see those attached picture files,If Yes then check with the System Configuration..
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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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If you are using Outlook there is a setting you might have selected.\n\nGo to TOOLS;OPTIONS  Under the security tab look for "Download Images" and make sure that the box for "Block images and other external content in HTML email" is not checked.\n\nDon't worry about all these virus scares. The chance of getting one in an email via a picture is so very very slim. If you do ever get a virus, just clean it, its not a big deal.
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U mean to say that u cant see the Techtree newsletter the way u see it in internet explorer. U might not be able to see the images and stuff i guess...\nI use outlook too and I too get the same newsletter. Had the same problem... here is what u need to do..\nOpen outlook, Tools -> Options. Click the Security tab and check the option for Internet Zone.\nThis shud solve ur problem.... hav phun..
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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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Its because your browser doesnt support that type of picture format.Get photoshop at your computer and open it with photoshop or use yahoo photomail.Sometimes the size of the photo also matters,
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It means she gets forwarded emails with pictures in them and she can't see the images.  It may seem a little silly for me to even say this but some email programs like Gmail block images in email, make sure that if Yahoo has a similar feature that it is turned off.  Other than that, I don't really know.  Other people have had issues with pictures not coming through in emails and never having had that problem I honestly don't know what else could be wrong.
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If you're using Yahoo Mail and Internet Explorer, you could install Yahoo Photomail.  It gives you a choice whether to embed images into your email or to attach these as files.
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It sounds to me like your internet security is set too high.  First of all right click the image and choose show picture.  If this does not work, in your browser window click tools, internet options, and lower your security to a custom level that allows images from different sources.
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that's because your computer is not ''java scripted''. ull have to download the software... to see those images.
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Attach the pictures just like you would attach any other file. If the file attached is a 'picture file' (.jpeg. .jpg etc), when your friends open the mail, they will see it as a large mail with picture and not as an attachment..\n\nyou can try sending the mail first to yourself and see the result...\n\nthere are some variations...sometimes jpg goes as attachment and sometimes as image.... best thing would be try different tests sending mail to yourself and see what works best...
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A box with a red X in it indicates that the image was unable to load. It may no longer exist on the web server that it was on, or maybe the web server is down.\n\nYou could try refreshing, but if the web server that hosts the image is down or something like that, there's not much you can do on your end.
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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--