Why do pictures embedded in earth-link email show up as blank box with tiny colored box in upper left corner?
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
1082325
maybe the person who send you the attachments didn't do it properly.  Therefore, the .jpg files are corrupted and you can see them.  If there is not the case, then try to download them. The other choice you get is to use a gmail account....You don't have to download anything. The picture will open in a different window.
395996
The graphics are probably blocked by the e-mail program (such as Outlook2003) of the recipient.
1047116
Send da mail including that outline only. Then ask ur freind about the picture. Is it gone? You may check up ur computer with anti-virus.
565020
You need to rethink your question my friend, this could be settings of your browser or (more likely), your email programme.  Select HTML view if you can, this usually does it.\nCome bach with what email programme you are using
245985
You cannot insert a graphic into yahoo mail message ... normally..\n\nAll those messages  that you frequently see that come with embedded messages are mails that are originally made using an email client like outlook express..\nThese mails once they are received by any yahoo account are then forwarded.  These forwarded mails also will have the pictures embedded in them\n\n\nYou may however send mails with pictures inserted into yahoo mail using the special utility that yahoo provides in the form of yahoo photos..  a program is to be installed on to the computer from which you send mails.  after the program is installed you can insert photos which will look like thumbnails and will opened in full view if the user wishes to see them so.\n\n\nNow to send mails using outlook you should have an smtp access to any of the mail servers, like the server of your isp from whom you take your internet connection.\n\nI think most probably there is no way you can create such a feel using a web based mail directly for creating the mail..\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/\n\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
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If its a particular kind of email with 3 such crosses next to each other, please note that it is spurious - you'll be better off deleting the mail ASAP. \n\nHowever, if the mail is from a trusted source and you have no reason to suspect the contents of the mail, either viewing of the image is restricted on your computer for some reason or the image is not present at the location it was supposed to be. In the first case, try opening the mail on another PC (preferably) from another location and seeing if you get lucky. In the second case, ask the sender of the mail to check with the image that s/he is trying to send via the mail. Probably ask for the mail to be sent again.
1083429
Saving webpages, with the expectation of including graphics and images can be quite frustrating, and isn't always easy.  Therefore, the absolute best method for preserving the image you see on your screen for purposes of sending in an email through outlook is to;\n\n1) Go to the web page that you would like to send in an email. \nOnce you see the precise page you'd like to send, Press the "Print Scrn/SysRq" button located to the right of your "F12" button. The Print Screen key will enable you to capture an exact image of whatever is present on the screen at the moment you press the key.\n\n2) Open MS Outlook and start a new outgoing email message.\n\n3) Press "Control + V" within the body portion of the email and VOILA!  The image of the screen you just captured should pop up within the body of the email, right before your eyes.  \n\n4) You can now send this message as is, or you may add a message in the ordinary fashion, and click send.   You can capture any image on the screen with the "Print Scrn" key.  You can even capture images and paste them within an image editor if you'd like to adjust or manipulate the capture before you send it.  \n\n\nI HOPE THIS HELPS.
1145382
To add photos inline, you'll need to compose an HTML email.\n\nCheck the email program you're using to see if there's a setting for this.
368050
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.
1035179
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.
150846
i have found this problem too. when you forward and add something ti seems to go in subject box, but new mails seem to be in seperate line above.
101997
If you're running Thunderbird as your mail program, try compacting your folders.\n\nFile > Compact Folders
1186374
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.
562485
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.
747232
There's possibly two problems...\n   Go to the file types  tab  in folders options.  You'll get a list of file extensions. Click on the one that you can't open and it may show you what program will open that file type.  If nothing is there, click on new and browse or type in the name of the program you want to open that extension.  \n\n   The other problem may be that you are not using html viewing in your email program, the file type will not display.  If you view in html, the pics or files should display in your email box.
490505
It may just be that the pictures aren't there anymore. \n\nSometimes pictures aren't actually sent in the email but just linked to. If the website hosting the images deletes them, then your browser won't be able to find them and you will see the box with the red x.\n\nHave you been able to get the pictures on other computers? It may be the the server with the images is slow, or your Internet connection is slow, and it takes so long to try getting the pictures that it gives up.