No Pictures

04-06-2008

I have the red x problem with Windows Mail & Vista. The email I refer to is
from Microsoft Download Notifications.

"Marv" wrote:

Quote:

> Thanks for the input Shawn
> The problem seems to be with the sender. I received the email with the
> pictures for friend A and I could see the just fine. I sent the pictures to
> friend B. She could see them but when she tries to forward them back to me
> and others none of the receiptants (including me) can see them.
>
> Does that explanation make sense?
>
> Marv
>
>
> "Brink" <Brink.34ou60@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
> news:Brink.34ou60@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net...

Quote:

> >
> > Marv;610794 Wrote:

	Quote:
	> >> I have a friend who attempts to send email containing pictures in the > >> body > >> of the message. But when I open the mail from here all I get is a blank > >> outline with a red X in the upper left hand corner. Is this something > >> setting in her system that causes this and if so how can it be changed? > >> > >> Marv

> >
> > Hi Marv,
> >
> > Check these settings in Windows Mail:
> > 1. Click Tools, then Options.
> > 2. Click the Read tab
> > A) Make sure the "Read all messages in plain text" is unchecked.
> > 3. Click the Security tab.
> > A) Dot "Internet Zone"
> > B) Uncheck "Do not allow..."
> > C) Uncheck "Block images and...."
> >
> > This should let you see the images now.
> >
> > Shawn
> >
> >
> > --
> > Brink
> >
> > *There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them.*
> > '*Vista Forums*'
> > (http://www.vistax64.com/index.php?referrerid=2980)
> > *Please post feedback to help others.*

>
>
>

04-24-2008

Somehow you wound up in the wrong place.
This forum (newsgroup actually) is for Vista's Windows Mail program.
"Windows Live" is not a program, it is a group name for a whole family
of programs, see http://get.live.com .
If you meant Windows Live Mail, their support group is
microsoft.public.windows.live.mail.desktop .
If you meant Windows Live Hotmail, their support group is
microsoft.public.msn.discussion .
--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (WLMail)

"Lynda H" <Lynda H@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:2204E9CB-0349-4CA4-A3FC-AD76C9A80B72@xxxxxx

	Quote:
	>I have read all the postings regarding the red x problem. I have two > computers. Both are using Windows XP. MSN hotmail is my mail, Wild Blue > Satelite is my ISP. The laptop computer is using Outlook Express. The > desktop is using Windows Live (just converted a couple of days ago). Trend > Micro is my anti-virus. I don't understand firewalls so I can't tell you > about that. PROBLEM: The laptop works fine, the desktop has the red x > problem. I have compared every setting in the Tools/Options .... both the > computers are the same. What else can I check and compare? The ONLY > difference is one is Outlook Express, the other is Windows Live.

07-04-2008

Hi just sighed up,Because like others i"m having problems recieving pictures
in SOME e-mails off certain friends(all other e-mails ok) Just getting that
little red cross upper left corner in a blank square where the picture should
be?Have tried all the solutions so far suggested without any joy.I"m using
windows mail on a windows home vista premium laptop.Anymore ideas guys,Thanks
alge boy
--
alge boy dont you forget it.

"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:

Quote:

> Somehow you wound up in the wrong place.
> This forum (newsgroup actually) is for Vista's Windows Mail program.
> "Windows Live" is not a program, it is a group name for a whole family
> of programs, see http://get.live.com .
> If you meant Windows Live Mail, their support group is
> microsoft.public.windows.live.mail.desktop .
> If you meant Windows Live Hotmail, their support group is
> microsoft.public.msn.discussion .
> --
> Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (WLMail)
>
>
> "Lynda H" <Lynda H@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:2204E9CB-0349-4CA4-A3FC-AD76C9A80B72@xxxxxx

	Quote:
	> >I have read all the postings regarding the red x problem. I have two > > computers. Both are using Windows XP. MSN hotmail is my mail, Wild Blue > > Satelite is my ISP. The laptop computer is using Outlook Express. The > > desktop is using Windows Live (just converted a couple of days ago). Trend > > Micro is my anti-virus. I don't understand firewalls so I can't tell you > > about that. PROBLEM: The laptop works fine, the desktop has the red x > > problem. I have compared every setting in the Tools/Options .... both the > > computers are the same. What else can I check and compare? The ONLY > > difference is one is Outlook Express, the other is Windows Live.

>
>
>

07-04-2008

In a number of messages with pictures attached, click on the paperclip that
should
appear near the top right corner of the message. Record the file names and
whether the pictures displayed correctly. Look for a pattern of the
pictures
displaying correctly if the parts of the file names starting with the last
period
are in one group, but not if they are in another group. Tell us what
pattern you
see.

"alge boy" <algeboy@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:3C05429B-9FFC-47C2-BFD3-CDF389045FE0@xxxxxx

Quote:

> Hi just sighed up,Because like others i"m having problems recieving
> pictures
> in SOME e-mails off certain friends(all other e-mails ok) Just getting
> that
> little red cross upper left corner in a blank square where the picture
> should
> be?Have tried all the solutions so far suggested without any joy.I"m using
> windows mail on a windows home vista premium laptop.Anymore ideas
> guys,Thanks
> alge boy
> --
> alge boy dont you forget it.
>
>
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>

Quote:

>> Somehow you wound up in the wrong place.
>> This forum (newsgroup actually) is for Vista's Windows Mail program.
>> "Windows Live" is not a program, it is a group name for a whole family
>> of programs, see http://get.live.com .
>> If you meant Windows Live Mail, their support group is
>> microsoft.public.windows.live.mail.desktop .
>> If you meant Windows Live Hotmail, their support group is
>> microsoft.public.msn.discussion .
>> --
>> Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (WLMail)
>>
>>
>> "Lynda H" <Lynda H@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:2204E9CB-0349-4CA4-A3FC-AD76C9A80B72@xxxxxx

	Quote:
	>> >I have read all the postings regarding the red x problem. I have two >> > computers. Both are using Windows XP. MSN hotmail is my mail, Wild >> > Blue >> > Satelite is my ISP. The laptop computer is using Outlook Express. The >> > desktop is using Windows Live (just converted a couple of days ago). >> > Trend >> > Micro is my anti-virus. I don't understand firewalls so I can't tell >> > you >> > about that. PROBLEM: The laptop works fine, the desktop has the red x >> > problem. I have compared every setting in the Tools/Options .... both >> > the >> > computers are the same. What else can I check and compare? The ONLY >> > difference is one is Outlook Express, the other is Windows Live.

>>
>>
>>

07-05-2008

No paperclip in top right hand corner or any where else.?soz
--
alge boy dont you forget it.

"robertmiles@xxxxxx" wrote:

Quote:

> In a number of messages with pictures attached, click on the paperclip that
> should
> appear near the top right corner of the message. Record the file names and
> whether the pictures displayed correctly. Look for a pattern of the
> pictures
> displaying correctly if the parts of the file names starting with the last
> period
> are in one group, but not if they are in another group. Tell us what
> pattern you
> see.
>
> "alge boy" <algeboy@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:3C05429B-9FFC-47C2-BFD3-CDF389045FE0@xxxxxx

Quote:

> > Hi just sighed up,Because like others i"m having problems recieving
> > pictures
> > in SOME e-mails off certain friends(all other e-mails ok) Just getting
> > that
> > little red cross upper left corner in a blank square where the picture
> > should
> > be?Have tried all the solutions so far suggested without any joy.I"m using
> > windows mail on a windows home vista premium laptop.Anymore ideas
> > guys,Thanks
> > alge boy
> > --
> > alge boy dont you forget it.
> >
> >
> > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
> >

	Quote:
	> >> Somehow you wound up in the wrong place. > >> This forum (newsgroup actually) is for Vista's Windows Mail program. > >> "Windows Live" is not a program, it is a group name for a whole family > >> of programs, see http://get.live.com . > >> If you meant Windows Live Mail, their support group is > >> microsoft.public.windows.live.mail.desktop . > >> If you meant Windows Live Hotmail, their support group is > >> microsoft.public.msn.discussion . > >> -- > >> Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (WLMail) > >> > >> > >> "Lynda H" <Lynda H@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >> news:2204E9CB-0349-4CA4-A3FC-AD76C9A80B72@xxxxxx > >> >I have read all the postings regarding the red x problem. I have two > >> > computers. Both are using Windows XP. MSN hotmail is my mail, Wild > >> > Blue > >> > Satelite is my ISP. The laptop computer is using Outlook Express. The > >> > desktop is using Windows Live (just converted a couple of days ago). > >> > Trend > >> > Micro is my anti-virus. I don't understand firewalls so I can't tell > >> > you > >> > about that. PROBLEM: The laptop works fine, the desktop has the red x > >> > problem. I have compared every setting in the Tools/Options .... both > >> > the > >> > computers are the same. What else can I check and compare? The ONLY > >> > difference is one is Outlook Express, the other is Windows Live. > >> > >> > >>

>
>
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