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Old May 12th, 2005, 02:48 PM
RDI
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i have been able to simple click on a header, using outlook express and, if
there was an image attached, it would simply open in the body.

for some time now (possibly with sp2???), the attached image requires that i
click on the attachment and have it open in a separate window.

is there some setting that has changed that allows an image to open in the
body of the message?

rdi


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Old May 12th, 2005, 06:39 PM
Jim Pickering
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Two places to look. OE menu, Tools/Options/Security and check whether or
not you can open/save attachments. Also on the same sheet, look at the
Block images and handling of external links.
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"RDI" wrote in message
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i have been able to simple click on a header, using outlook express and, if
there was an image attached, it would simply open in the body.

for some time now (possibly with sp2???), the attached image requires that
i click on the attachment and have it open in a separate window.

is there some setting that has changed that allows an image to open in the
body of the message?

rdi


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Old May 12th, 2005, 09:35 PM
Michael Santovec
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In Outlook Express in Windows XP SP2 or Windows 2003 SP1, the following features do not
work when Tools, Options, Read, Read All Message In Plain Text is selected (For a quick
workaround for the current message, press ALT+Shift+H)
- Displaying attached images at the bottom of the message window
- Visited Links changing colors
- Right click a Link and select Add to Favorites, Copy Shortcut or Save Target As
- Dragging a Link from the message to IE or another program
- Unscramble (ROT13)
- View, Text Size


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Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"RDI" wrote in message
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i have been able to simple click on a header, using outlook express and, if there was an
image attached, it would simply open in the body.

for some time now (possibly with sp2???), the attached image requires that i click on
the attachment and have it open in a separate window.

is there some setting that has changed that allows an image to open in the body of the
message?

rdi



 




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