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Old January 27th 07, 05:31 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Bill
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Bruce

The whole message is quite long and contains ten gifs - I only "snippy'd"
one for illustration purposes. My correspondent will get back to me over the
next day or two. I suspect he has cut and pasted his original source and
lost the gifs in the process, rather than just forwarding the message. Make
sense?

Bill



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Old January 27th 07, 05:39 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Bruce Hagen
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QP
I suspect he has cut and pasted his original source and lost the gifs in the
process, rather than just forwarding the message. Make sense?
/QP

More sense than I have come up with.

I'm not a Hotmail person, but with OE, you cannot copy/paste a picture into
an e-mail and expect the recipient to see it. You have to save it to your
HDD and then either insert it, or attach it. Betcha that's the problem.
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Bruce Hagen
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"Bill" wrote in message
...
Bruce

The whole message is quite long and contains ten gifs - I only "snippy'd"
one for illustration purposes. My correspondent will get back to me over
the next day or two. I suspect he has cut and pasted his original source
and lost the gifs in the process, rather than just forwarding the message.
Make sense?

Bill




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Old January 27th 07, 09:35 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
C.Wilder
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Bill wrote:
Bruce

The whole message is quite long and contains ten gifs - I only
"snippy'd" one for illustration purposes. My correspondent will get
back to me over the next day or two. I suspect he has cut and pasted
his original source and lost the gifs in the process, rather than
just forwarding the message. Make sense?

Bill


Bill. If you attempt to forward a faulty message can you then see all the
graphics before you actually send it off?

CW


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Old January 27th 07, 05:46 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Bill
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"C.Wilder" wrote in message
erio.net...
Bill


Bill. If you attempt to forward a faulty message can you then see all the
graphics before you actually send it off?

CW

No - just message about images not being found.

Thanks for input

Bill





 




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