e-mail with pics, there is a red x in the upper left hand corner of box. Rite clicking on show pics doesn't wo
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Firefox wouldn't do anything, and if you're talking about better internet browsers you should look at opera, it's been declared the fastest and safest browser in the world, and it's free.\n\nOk now for the problem, the red x's mean that the pictures that are supposed to be shown, aren't there, as in, the pics are stored on a server and to display them, for example in html it would be something like:\n<img src='http://www.example.com/picture.jpg'>, of course in most mail clients it would make that graphical so you don't have to know html to write that, all it means is that the pictures weren't attached, or if they were links to some site, the site is offline or the pics arent' there.\n\nAbout the linking to pictures on his machine, unless he wrote the html and made the mistake to put his links on instead of uploading them to the email, then that would be true. Otherwise its the pictures weren't uploaded correctly on email server.\n\nWhat would help answer this question: what email was this (yahoo, msn, gmail, aim, etc.?), did the person type the html themselves or did they actually say attach in the email window (I can't describe it right, but hopefully you understand what I mean), etc.\n\nLev,\nHope this helped,\nFeel Free to contact me at:\nlevlozhkin@gmail.com, levlozhkin@yahoo.com, REEFORMED@hotmail.com\nlevlozhkin at yahoo messenger, REEFORMED at aim and msn messengers.\n\nLev\n\n\noh yeah and adobe acrobat wouldn't do anything, unless the pics were in some format adobe acrobat supported, and for it to affect the internet browser window you'd have to have the adobe acrobat plugin installed not adobe acrobat itself, but that's not the problem most likely (99 % chance that it isn't)
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When you open a Web page, one or more pictures (graphics or images) may not be displayed. Instead, a red X, or a placeholder, may appear in place of the images. For more information please visit the folowing article:\nArticle: Pictures Are Not Displayed on Web Sites in Internet Explorer\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=283807\n\nI hope it is useful. :-)
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~~I'm not sure what browser you are using, but if you download incredimail, you can use your hotmail address and it is very easy to do embedded pics with incredimail.~~
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you can try this - \nif you use yahoo or any other free email service, there should be a link on the page displaying the email title "Show Html Graphics" or something similar. You can try clicking on it. May help
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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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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...
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are you going to yaho through a favourites link you saved, if so that may be the cause,\nyou should have the word mail visible even in the compose page of the site, if so click on mail and it should take you to overview the email applicaiton, with the inbox, trash, junk etc on the left hand side, clicking on the inbox will then display any messages in it.\nFailing that get yahoo to give you an explaination and a solution, it is their service after all.
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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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may be because the pictures that are sent to you are too large as far as memory size and your email will not handle that large of data.  Or, could be some kind of virus protect setting that will not allow pictures to come in due to the protection interpreting the data as a virus and therefore not allowing it to open in your e-mail.
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I think it was changed but yiou can click on just the symbol but the attachment usually still opens the email unless it's a seperate picture.And I am blonde...
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do a search for annimated gifs\nGIF. - save what you want to your computer (remember where you put them)\nIn Outlook express click \nTools/ Options/ Signatures
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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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If you are using outlook for emails then make changes in Security options. It restricts to open the mails' attachments.
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Try right-clicking on it in various places and see if a frame with a little "x" in the corner pops up.  If it does, left click on the x and the Yahoo should go away.
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Just want to tell you that if you have the page ready, careful with the spelling and the case of the address both at the content of the webpage AND the web browser when you try to type your webpage address.\nthe red x means you set there should be an object, but turn out the link embeded failed.
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This is the typical graphical icon that represents a missing image.  This means that your email may be targeting a url for an image that no longer exists in it's location, or cannot be loaded because an internet connection is not present.
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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.