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| Email and Windows Vista All issues relating to email and email software using Windows Vista. (microsoft.public.windows.vista.mail) |
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November 22nd 08, 10:54 PM
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No graphics???
HI,
Why is it sometimes when I forward an email that has graphics that are in the text of the email they not received by the person I forwarded the email to? When I click on the forward button the email comes up with the graphics in the body of the email but the person does not receive them. I also receive emails that the graphics are missing. Thanks, -- Phil 
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November 23rd 08, 12:45 AM
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No graphics???
The most likely explanation is that the recipient has something mis-
configured on their end. However, you should double-check your settings: Make sure the image you are attaching is not open in another program. Make sure attachments are enabled: Tools, Safety Options, Security, uncheck "Block images..." and also uncheck "Do not allow attachments..." Also go to Tools, Options, Send, Mail Sending Format, HTML Settings, make sure "Send pictures with messages" is checked. The next time you send an email with graphics, put your own email address on the BCC line. When you receive that email, you can verify that the graphics are indeed in the sent email. -- Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail) "Phil" wrote in message news  HI, Why is it sometimes when I forward an email that has graphics that are in the text of the email they not received by the person I forwarded the email to? When I click on the forward button the email comes up with the graphics in the body of the email but the person does not receive them. I also receive emails that the graphics are missing. Thanks, -- Phil
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November 23rd 08, 03:26 AM
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No graphics???
Thanks Gary,
My settings are as you stated. The graphics are not attachments, but are within the text of the email. Does this make a difference? -- Phil "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: The most likely explanation is that the recipient has something mis- configured on their end. However, you should double-check your settings: Make sure the image you are attaching is not open in another program. Make sure attachments are enabled: Tools, Safety Options, Security, uncheck "Block images..." and also uncheck "Do not allow attachments..." Also go to Tools, Options, Send, Mail Sending Format, HTML Settings, make sure "Send pictures with messages" is checked. The next time you send an email with graphics, put your own email address on the BCC line. When you receive that email, you can verify that the graphics are indeed in the sent email. -- Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail) "Phil" wrote in message news HI, Why is it sometimes when I forward an email that has graphics that are in the text of the email they not received by the person I forwarded the email to? When I click on the forward button the email comes up with the graphics in the body of the email but the person does not receive them. I also receive emails that the graphics are missing. Thanks, -- Phil
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November 23rd 08, 01:44 PM
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No graphics???
Some people will use Word for their emails and that causes problems for some email services/clients. A test email to yourself will work whether it is an attachment or embedded image(s). The only problem is that someone else might not see exactly what you are seeing and vice versa. Phil;1081658 Wrote: Thanks Gary, My settings are as you stated. The graphics are not attachments, but are within the text of the email. Does this make a difference? -- Phil "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: The most likely explanation is that the recipient has something mis- configured on their end. However, you should double-check your settings: Make sure the image you are attaching is not open in another program. Make sure attachments are enabled: Tools, Safety Options, Security, uncheck "Block images..." and also uncheck "Do not allow attachments..." Also go to Tools, Options, Send, Mail Sending Format, HTML Settings, make sure "Send pictures with messages" is checked. The next time you send an email with graphics, put your own email address on the BCC line. When you receive that email, you can verify that the graphics are indeed in the sent email. -- Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail) "Phil" wrote in message news HI, Why is it sometimes when I forward an email that has graphics that are in the text of the email they not received by the person I forwarded the email to? When I click on the forward button the email comes up with the graphics in the body of the email but the person does not receive them. I also receive emails that the graphics are missing. Thanks, -- Phil -- VistaRookie Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
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November 24th 08, 05:25 AM
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No graphics???
It should not make a difference.
So what happens when you put yourself on the BCC line? When you received your copy of that email, were the graphics present? -- Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail) "Phil" wrote in message ... Thanks Gary, My settings are as you stated. The graphics are not attachments, but are within the text of the email. Does this make a difference? -- Phil "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: The most likely explanation is that the recipient has something mis- configured on their end. However, you should double-check your settings: Make sure the image you are attaching is not open in another program. Make sure attachments are enabled: Tools, Safety Options, Security, uncheck "Block images..." and also uncheck "Do not allow attachments..." Also go to Tools, Options, Send, Mail Sending Format, HTML Settings, make sure "Send pictures with messages" is checked. The next time you send an email with graphics, put your own email address on the BCC line. When you receive that email, you can verify that the graphics are indeed in the sent email. -- Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail) "Phil" wrote in message news HI, Why is it sometimes when I forward an email that has graphics that are in the text of the email they not received by the person I forwarded the email to? When I click on the forward button the email comes up with the graphics in the body of the email but the person does not receive them. I also receive emails that the graphics are missing. Thanks, -- Phil
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