pictures in email have a broken icon?
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This means that there was an error during the transmission of the picture. It could be your email client that, some kind of spam, or content filter, that filter out the picture. If that is the case, try changing your options or preferences.
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That likely indicates your email program, I'm assuming it's Outlook Express, has high set security features that block loading .jpeg or .jpg images.\n\nSolutions to this problem can be found for FREE at www.suggestafix.com\n\nWhen you start an account there and are ready to pose your question, post it under the Windows version you're running.  Also have handy stuff like the Windows version, Outlook Express version.....and someone will help clear up this annoying problem.
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Tools -> Folder Options -> File types\nSelect the extension of the file,\nAdvance -> Change Icon -> Select the first one.\n\nYou can mail/ping me if you still need help.
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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.
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do you mean the icon for the pictures is a red "splotchly" thing or each picture has red splotchs on it?  if the icon has changed then another program that uses that icon for jpg files has taken over as the default icon instead of the standard windows one.  if each picture has red splotches, then I have no idea, sorry
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Red X means that it is a broken link. Either your email program is blocking the pictures or the link is bad. You will have to go into your email preferences to allow certain file types to be viewed or downloaded. If its outlook there should be an option in the particular email to download blocked pictures.
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In Google, Yahoo, or Msn Images
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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!
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Even though your mail icon says that you have email, it doesn't mean that you have it, because your inbox updates faster than the small icon there. Therefore, it still thinks that you have email and you refresh it and it should go away.
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Try downloading the pic to your cpu and then open the file with a photo program
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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.
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That's the Internet Explorer symbol for "There should be an image here, but it isn't working."
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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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try another browser or computer. \nif it works fine, then the problem is with the email service provider. \n\nif it does not work fine then the problem is with your computer. \n\ntry re-installing the browser that you are currently using.
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About the easiest way to do this is to open the email message, highlight the entire message, and copy it into a program that will handle text, pictures, etc.  I use MSWord, but other similar programs will work.
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it would be my guess that they have HTML graphics turned off. They would need to turn that on in order to see pictures in email
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image format is not supproted in signature , but if the email provider or email client supports HTML , then u can embed images .....as signatures !