Strange issue started happening recently and I dont know why...

When I send an email and insert a .jpg image into the email (not attach, but
insert into the body), I can't view it when I get a copy back. I get the
white box with a red x in it.

Strangely, if it's a .gif image, it seems to load just fine but .gif photos
are huge so I need to use .jpg.

I know there's a security setting under Options about downloading pictures
but I'm afraid if I uncheck that first box, I'll be opening myself up for
spam, like the message above suggests.

Is there some other way to get images in emails to show up? Is it something
in my security settings?

Sometimes, my clients send me emails and they have an image in their
signature and they come through as a red x too - how can I get my .jpgs to
start appearing in the body of the emails?

Please help - this is driving me crazy!

Thanks so much in advance for your help. Very much appreciated.

Finally found the solution, nevermind.

Needed to clear my temporary internet files under local settings for
Outlook.

"TxWebdesigner" wrote in message
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Strange issue started happening recently and I dont know why...

When I send an email and insert a .jpg image into the email (not attach,
but
insert into the body), I can't view it when I get a copy back. I get the
white box with a red x in it.

Strangely, if it's a .gif image, it seems to load just fine but .gif
photos
are huge so I need to use .jpg.

I know there's a security setting under Options about downloading pictures
but I'm afraid if I uncheck that first box, I'll be opening myself up for
spam, like the message above suggests.

Is there some other way to get images in emails to show up? Is it
something
in my security settings?

Sometimes, my clients send me emails and they have an image in their
signature and they come through as a red x too - how can I get my .jpgs to
start appearing in the body of the emails?

Please help - this is driving me crazy!

Thanks so much in advance for your help. Very much appreciated.