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Where pictures have been blocked it should show a message like this at the top. You can select the option you want from there:
Attachments, pictures and links in this message have been blocked for your safety. Show content | Always show content from xxx.com
Attachments, pictures and links in this message have been blocked for your safety. Show content | Always show content from xxx.com
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Hi Pat,
Sorry that it took so long for me to reply, but I was out of the house for awhile. I did try the suggestion, view content and it definitely worked. There were downloads, but I like to know that I can view a picture regardless of whether or not there are downloads.
Thanks for your help.
Mimi
Sorry that it took so long for me to reply, but I was out of the house for awhile. I did try the suggestion, view content and it definitely worked. There were downloads, but I like to know that I can view a picture regardless of whether or not there are downloads.
Thanks for your help.
Mimi
Drew
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Mimi,
If someone has sent you a photo, in the body or as an attachment, even the attached file can be opened (viewed); downloading doesn't come into the picture ('cuse the pun). The image can either be opened (viewed) or saved. Certainly one may have to get past the allow or permissions bit but, after that...
In Outlook, for example, goes a step beyond, in that one can Preview a file, say a PPS & not, even, actually Open it, per se.
Drew
If someone has sent you a photo, in the body or as an attachment, even the attached file can be opened (viewed); downloading doesn't come into the picture ('cuse the pun). The image can either be opened (viewed) or saved. Certainly one may have to get past the allow or permissions bit but, after that...
In Outlook, for example, goes a step beyond, in that one can Preview a file, say a PPS & not, even, actually Open it, per se.
Drew
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Drew,
Thanks for your help; however, I don't use Outlook at all. If they are downloads, no problem. Pat Cook also told me to click on "VIEW CONTENT" and that help, especially as the pictures were in the body of the e-mail.
By the way I love puns and punning!
Mimi
Thanks for your help; however, I don't use Outlook at all. If they are downloads, no problem. Pat Cook also told me to click on "VIEW CONTENT" and that help, especially as the pictures were in the body of the e-mail.
By the way I love puns and punning!
Mimi
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Drew,
Thanks again.
I've been putting my photographs into folders and onto an external hard drive. I also noticed that photographs that remain in the Library under "Pictures" have a tendancy to disappear.
Take care.
Mimi
Thanks again.
I've been putting my photographs into folders and onto an external hard drive. I also noticed that photographs that remain in the Library under "Pictures" have a tendancy to disappear.
Take care.
Mimi
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