why  cant i see pic in email they have red x on them please help?
343629
Sometimes someone could send you a .jpeg from a Mac and you wouldn't be able to open it on PC. Try this:\nSelect 'forward this message' \nthen select the attachments (right click) and save to desktop.\nIt should let you see them.\nHope it works!!
516169
all depends on the format of the pics jttp and your e mail account,if you use outlook check tools, if not look for the help on your e mail account
59163
Try a different email account/service.\n\nIf there is an attachment involved that you are using maybe the file is too big.  Otherwise, you may just wait a day and see if it works the next day.
339638
If its in an email that you can't see it, then try opening the attachment seperately - have experienced that before - not sure why (only with some jpegs), otherwise... not sure... sorry!
83704
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--
199930
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.
154817
1.-  the person who sent you the email copied a picture from their computer, and since its not a server you cant see the picture (check the image properties to see where its supposed to be, if its on a drive (ie c:) you're out of luck\n\n2.- if the image is on the internet, probably the server is down or too busy for you to see, try right clicking the image and selecting view image.
241238
Decent mail dont allow naked pictures if you want a homepage click on tools--> internet options-->Under homepage type yahoo.com/google.com.If you dont wnt a homepage click on use blank --> apply-->ok
87218
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,
138993
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.
608745
it sounds like you are not getting the image and there is a html <img> tag in the email.  Basically, the file isnt being sent, but the email message has a 'spot' for it anyway
318900
Well you have to send the email as HTML or as a Word doc, which depending on what email client you're using, may or may not be able to.\n\nAlso keep in mind that just because the email looks great on your computer doesn't mean that your recipient will get a nice looking email with embedded pictures. it depends on what client they are using as well.  Outlook blocks pictures by default.
450517
"html" is not a graphic format, it's a language used to write web pages.  It sounds like you didn't detach the picture you were sent -- I'd suggest you go back to that email and try to detach it again.
441423
Usually you start a message, click on a icon that look like a paper clip (or go to the inset tab and select picture) and browse for a picture to add.... this is different tho if you are accesing your email from a browser...
894315
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.
1065053
if there is a red x in the image it means your browser has not loaded the image. perhaps you connect speed is slow or you have some type of security or popup blocker (or other software)that is conflicting with the image loading.
328692
It does not necessarily mean it is a attachment. \n\nThere could be a couple of reasons\n\n1. You may have a security block on any graphics- I get the same thing because I use Incredimail so it will block the graphics unless I select to see them first.\n\n\n2. The picture that someone is trying to send to you may have a link to it and the server is unable to locate the pic.\n\nThat is what the red X means