It is Office XP(SB) with all updated service packs. Using Win XP pro
I thought the image was on my hard drive.
This must be an internet image. It is a picture of a billboard that has a
message that changes (about 10 different messages).
It was an image from an incoming e-mail that I used "copy and paste" to
insert onto a new message.
When I try to save, I only get the option to save as a "*bmp" and I loose
the animation feature.
Another odd thing is it seems this image arrived intact to at least one of
my recipients.
When I try to re-create the problem, it seems to be fixed.
However when I view my original "Sent" and Received" (I bcc myself)
message
it still shows the "red x"
BillR said:
Which version of Outlook?
First ensure the latest Service Pack for that version is installed.
Where is the image you are inserting located - locally on your hard
drive,
on the Web?
Check Internet Explorer is set to display images - it should be.
Pushrod said:
Yes.
I can see and send attachments.
When they are posted in the body, all that shows up is the infamous red
"X"
I've noticed this a lot with incoming e-mails.
I tried to send one out tonight. I thought it went out ok.
I bcc myself and when it came back, it was just the red x.
When I looked in my sent box to double check what I sent, the red x was
there also.
:
Are you inserting a picture into the body of a html email?
I have tried the fix mentioned here
http://www.microsoft.com/office/co...1e9&catlist=&dglist=&ptlist=&exp=&sloc=en-us
No sucess. Outlook seems to be managing this wrong. What can I do to
fix
this problem?