when viewing stuff on websites i don't see the picture, i see a small white box with a red x. What do I do?
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tools/internet options/advanced
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The box with a red cross u are mentioning means the file is not found .. it may also occur when the file targeted is not in correct format needed by the PDf reader .. \n\nwhy dont you stop using Adobe Acrobat reader , u can use Foxit Reader - get it here http://www.download.com/Foxit-PDF-Reader/3000-2079_4-10365812.html\n\nthis is new generation gr8 PDF reader .. you can use it instead of Adobe's ..
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As long as you didn't save it in the current pixelly shape, then just reboot and all should be ok, even when you reload it to check it out again.  If you did save it and it opens in its weird form, the only thing I can suggest is a backup copy, if you have one.  If you opened it up in a browser you should be able to search the cache files (based on whether it's in .jpg, .gif, or other form instead of the cache files that end in .htm or .html) and it should still be in its original unaltered form.  I hope this helps.
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Go into the Outbox folder and delete it there (if it still shows up there). Then, reboot your computer. That should fix the problem.
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Go to tools in your browser, click Internet options.  Then at the bottom of the window click colors.  Make sure that the box for windows colors is checked.  Hopefully that should put  you back on track.  Please let us know OK???
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thats a great Question... i did the same thing and it has been about 9 days ago and still i cant find out how to look at it! (it was from the same site)\n\nSesi
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If it is under your favorites it is most likely some spyware or some crappy offer that a program you installed is link to.  Otherwise we need more details.
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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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its a worm about a new graphic site..\n\nDO NOT open it..repeat..DO NOT open it..ROGER EAGLE 1.
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Under the white box where you type in URLs there should be a golden bar. That is where you click
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I might check it out. What's with the picture?
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There is a glitch in the programming of the website.  If you enter it later it will usually show up.
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Jimmyr's answer is partially correct! He is right that the image or file was not retrieved and the Red X means "not available".\nHowever,very often the file is "not Available" because it was blocked by a firewall, security program (such as Norton, McAfee etc.) a SpyBot program, Ad-Aware etc.\nIf I know that it is an image or file from a friend or trusted source that I definitely want I can try one of two things:\n1. I will turn off my security and firewalls temporarily (this is a pain and can be dangerous) and then retry. More often than not, however, I will use the next option.\n2. You will note that when you see the Red X on the screen you will also see the complete URL in the address box above. I copy that URL into my download manager and download the file, image etc. from that program. Note: I only use this option when I really want the file and I know it's safe!\nIf you don't have a powerful download manager get one for free at:\nhttp://www.freedownloadmanager.org/support.htm\nNote the above URL extension (.org), this is a non-profit site, not a commercial one. Highly reliable and professional.\nLast, of course, the file may have been truly removed from the server and really might not be available. If this is the case "FreeDownload will tell you.
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It's probably just an ad. Make sure your pop-up blocker on internet explorer is enabled.
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Website below but it's just blue and white
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may be you have an image blocker?\nhave you tried other image searchers?\nis it only the searched images that are not showing, but the logo shows?
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Three (well four) things I can think of:\n\n1. The author of the website did'nt configure the website to display the graphic properly. EMail him/her and tell that picture is'nt showing up.\n2. You have a faulty connection and it keeps getting disconected, this might be especaily true if you use WiFi. Use a wired connection (if you're using WiFi), or get a new ISP.\n3. You (or someone else) has disabled images on your web browser. To fix consult the help pages in your web broswer.\n4. Your ad blocker program is being overly protective. To fix remove the program