Answers to your FAQnA's from Hooty and friends!

Answer 1

If you find that every one you know says that they are not receiving any of the
pictures you are sending in your email and your fancy stationery you send
doesn’t have pictures in it either and all they are seeing is a box with a red X in it then the problem could be a setting in Outlook Express.  Sometimes when
 you do a Windows Update the update changes a few things in Outlook Express.
 Follow the steps below and then your pictures should show up in your email for everyone to see.

 

OPEN Outlook Express.
Click On TOOLS.
In the drop down box click on OPTIONS.
Go to the SEND tab.
Left click on the HTML Settings button in the Mail Sending Format

In the HTML Settings box that opens, make sure you have a checkmark beside “Send Pictures with messages” if you don’t have a checkmark, left click on the little box beside this option to put one there

Click OK to close this box.
Click OK to close the Documents box.
 

Now your pictures will be sent with the emails you send and the people receiving your emails will have the pictures included.
 

Answer 2

If you find that every one you know says that they are not receiving any of the pictures you are sending in your email and your fancy stationery you send doesn't have pictures in it either and all they are seeing is a box with a red X in it then the problem could be a setting in Outlook Express.  Sometimes when you do a Windows Update the update changes a few things in Outlook Express.  Follow the steps below and then your pictures should show up in your email for everyone to see.

 

OPEN Outlook Express. 
Click On TOOLS. 
In the drop down box click on OPTIONS. 
Go to the SEND tab. 
Left click on the HTML Settings button in the Mail Sending Format.  

 
6.  In the HTML Settings box that opens, make sure you have a checkmark beside “Send 

Pictures with messages” if you don’t have a checkmark, left click on the little box 

beside this option to put one there.   
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Getting the red x's in Emails can be caused by the 
person that has made the stationery unknowingly also.
If the pic file name has been changed,removed or deleted
then the pic can not be displayed.
 When the program goes to the file to find the expected
pic and it is no longer there it puts up either a red x
or a corrupt error message.

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