Re: When I forward emails the embedded pictures disappear
VanguardLH
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> When ever someone sends me an email with pictures embeded and then I
> forward
> them onto other people the pictures arent there when they get it.
Are the images in the e-mail that YOU receive actually embedded or
merely linked?
Are you forwarding inline or as attachment?
Rookie
attachments that have to be opened separtely. I am simply just forwarding the
email.
VanguardLH
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> The pictures appear with in the email along with text, they are not
> attachments that have to be opened separtely. I am simply just
> forwarding the
> email.
That does NOT say whether the images are linked or embedded in the
e-mail itself. "Appearing" is what you see, not how the HTML code
specifies the content. The images will still "appear" within the body
of the e-mail even if they are linked images (i.e., there are <IMG
src=urlsource ...> tags within your HTML-formatted e-mail for external
content which "appears" within the body of the e-mail). The linked
external content will still appear inline to the body of the e-mail
but it is still an external link.
You can check the HTML code for the HTML-formatted e-mail (right-click
in the body of the e-mail to View Source). See if there are <IMG>
tags for the images. If not, check if there are MIME parts that
encode the image in plain-text along with disposition=inline. Those
are embedded images (i.e., they are not retrieved from some external
file server).
It is likely that when you forward inline that the linked external
content is getting filtered out for security reasons. That is why I
suggested forwarding as *attachment* so the recipient gets the actual
original e-mail rather than your edited inline copy of it. Otherwise,
you could check if the option "When an HTML message contains pictures
... send copy of pictures instead of reference" is enabled. Maybe
that will convert the linked external images to embedded images in
your *new* e-mail that you send to someone else. That is the option's
name in OL2002 under Tools -> Options -> Mail Format tab -> Internet
options. You did not mention WHICH version of Outlook that you use.
Paul Menhennett
them to change the content of the message. Arrogant sobs
Lyn Maxwell
> On Wednesday, February 06, 2008 3:20 PM Rooki wrote:
> When ever someone sends me an email with pictures embeded and then I forward
> them onto other people the pictures arent there when they get it.
>> On Wednesday, February 06, 2008 5:13 PM VanguardLH wrote:
>> "Rookie" wrote in message
>>
>>
>> Are the images in the e-mail that YOU receive actually embedded or
>> merely linked?
>>
>> Are you forwarding inline or as attachment?
>>> On Thursday, February 07, 2008 9:55 AM Rooki wrote:
>>> The pictures appear with in the email along with text, they are not
>>> attachments that have to be opened separtely. I am simply just forwarding the
>>> email.
>>>
>>> "VanguardLH" wrote:
>>>> On Thursday, February 07, 2008 9:58 PM VanguardLH wrote:
>>>> "Rookie" wrote in message
>>>> news:11AB65C7-471B-456D...@microsoft.com...
>>>>
>>>> That does NOT say whether the images are linked or embedded in the
>>>> e-mail itself. "Appearing" is what you see, not how the HTML code
>>>> specifies the content. The images will still "appear" within the body
>>>> of the e-mail even if they are linked images (i.e., there are <IMG
>>>> src=urlsource ...> tags within your HTML-formatted e-mail for external
>>>> content which "appears" within the body of the e-mail). The linked
>>>> external content will still appear inline to the body of the e-mail
>>>> but it is still an external link.
>>>>
>>>> You can check the HTML code for the HTML-formatted e-mail (right-click
>>>> in the body of the e-mail to View Source). See if there are <IMG>
>>>> tags for the images. If not, check if there are MIME parts that
>>>> encode the image in plain-text along with disposition=inline. Those
>>>> are embedded images (i.e., they are not retrieved from some external
>>>> file server).
>>>>
>>>> It is likely that when you forward inline that the linked external
>>>> content is getting filtered out for security reasons. That is why I
>>>> suggested forwarding as *attachment* so the recipient gets the actual
>>>> original e-mail rather than your edited inline copy of it. Otherwise,
>>>> you could check if the option "When an HTML message contains pictures
>>>> ... send copy of pictures instead of reference" is enabled. Maybe
>>>> that will convert the linked external images to embedded images in
>>>> your *new* e-mail that you send to someone else. That is the option's
>>>> name in OL2002 under Tools -> Options -> Mail Format tab -> Internet
>>>> options. You did not mention WHICH version of Outlook that you use.
>>>>> On Monday, March 24, 2008 7:26 PM PaulMenhennet wrote:
>>>>> Why cannot microsoft just stay the hell out of my email messages. Nobody asked
>>>>> them to change the content of the message. Arrogant sobs
>>>>>
>>>>> "Rookie" wrote:
>>>>>> On Friday, February 13, 2009 7:50 AM Fred Kilp wrote:
>>>>>> I followed this thread regarding this issue in Outlook and wonder if it applies to my mail2web live account. When I try to forward emails with pictures embedded within the message, the picture does not appear (a blank square with an x in the corner does). I have not been able to get a decent response about this from mail2web support. Is there somewhere in my Internet Explorer 7.0 where I can activate the ability to do this?
>>>>>>> On Saturday, March 21, 2009 1:52 PM Michelle Atkinson wrote:
>>>>>>> Hi also having similar problme, can anyone advise (as nothing seems to fix the problem), I can view picture on email (not an attachment) when I recieve email, but when I try to forward it on it turns into an empty box with a little red cross in the corner.
>>>>>>>> On Sunday, August 02, 2009 4:27 PM Paul Cocanour wrote:
>>>>>>>> E-mail that I receive with pictures (not attachments)I can not
>>>>>>>> forward with the pics. Just the text goes thru. This just happened three days ago. Before that no problem.
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carolynn young
> On Wednesday, February 06, 2008 3:20 PM Rooki wrote:
> When ever someone sends me an email with pictures embeded and then I forward
> them onto other people the pictures arent there when they get it.
>> On Wednesday, February 06, 2008 5:13 PM VanguardLH wrote:
>> "Rookie" wrote in message
>>
>>
>> Are the images in the e-mail that YOU receive actually embedded or
>> merely linked?
>>
>> Are you forwarding inline or as attachment?
>>> On Thursday, February 07, 2008 9:55 AM Rooki wrote:
>>> The pictures appear with in the email along with text, they are not
>>> attachments that have to be opened separtely. I am simply just forwarding the
>>> email.
>>>
>>> "VanguardLH" wrote:
>>>> On Thursday, February 07, 2008 9:58 PM VanguardLH wrote:
>>>> "Rookie" wrote in message
>>>>>>>>> On Monday, October 11, 2010 10:28 AM Lyn Maxwell wrote:
>>>>>>>>> My disappearing pictures have nothing to do with the Internet. Someone will send me a photo of their family. I'll save it into an Outlook folder called "Family" on my email page and the next day it is gone. Just a little red x in a box is left. The title or text is still there. But no picture. If I saved it to My Pictures on the documents section, it is saved. But not if I just save it to an email folder. Now I've learned but still have lost several good photos. Why does text save but not pictures? I need a solution to retrieve the "lost" ones. Sorry Vanguard (see below), that is too complicated. Lyn
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