OE not displaying graphics

[Tinman80]

Hi, I have this weird problem. Everything was working fine in OE when all of
the sudden graphics won't load and my IE won't load pages. SO I went through
all the usual suspects. Reset tcp/ip, msconfig, etc... I also checked that
OE is set to display graphics and it is. for good measure i tried ckecking
adn then unchecking the box and OE still doesn't display images, though text
displays fine. The images appear as red x's. I'd apprecaite any help.

Thanks

 

[Jone Doe]

Did you by chance just do an upgrade somewhere, like having XP and doing
SP2? Or anything similar?

Tools, Options, click the security tab. Should be obvious there what is
blocking images, make the needed changes, but remember to be VERY careful
about attachments now.

 

[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE]

Hi, I have this weird problem. Everything was working fine in OE when
all of the sudden graphics won't load and my IE won't load pages. SO
I went through all the usual suspects. Reset tcp/ip, msconfig, etc...
I also checked that OE is set to display graphics and it is. for good
measure i tried ckecking adn then unchecking the box and OE still
doesn't display images, though text displays fine. The images appear
as red x's. I'd apprecaite any help.
Thanks

Depending on your Windows version (which you did not give):
Tools | Options Read, uncheck the option to read all messages in plain
text.

I don't know what this question has to do with Outlook.

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[Michael]

Depending on your Windows version (which you did not give):
Tools | Options Read, uncheck the option to read all messages in
plain text.

I don't know what this question has to do with Outlook.

You don't?

It's like this, Frank: even though "Outlook" and "Outlook Express" are
(*have* been for more than a decade) entirely distinct products directed at
separate markets, their differences unfortunately have no influence at all
over how many ignorant and/or stupid customers like Tinman80 Microsoft is
(and will forever be) privileged to serve.