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Enabling images in Windows Mail
I'm running Windows Mail on Vista. A couple of days ago, something changed, and my received mail messages no longer display any images that are displayed from external sites via HTML.
I don't get a red x, I don't get a security warning, I just get a big empty space where the image should be. The HTML is still there, I can see it in the source, and if the image is a link, that still works. Googling for help, the suggestions all say to uncheck the "Block Images" checkbox under Tools > Options > Security > Download Images. But that is already unchecked. Anyone have any ideas (other than a better mail client)? |
Is this a work address or a personal address? Asking because my old job blocked all image files in e-mails.
Some antispam, snti spyware, and firewall software will prevent images from coming through too. If you recently updated any of those, check those settings too. |
This is my personal machine, and I have accounts at multiple domains/hosting compaines that are all exhibiting this behavior.
My anti-virus is AVG. I haven't done any explicit updates to that, but it does self-update definitions. I don't see any settings in the AVG control panel to affect this. |
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