Mr. Tillman:
When I do not receive a response after a reasonable amount of time (say,
more than three weeks), I post the inquiry again in the event that someone
will see the message now who was not previously available. I realize that no
one is here all the time, and that I need to try again when necessary. Since
I require this information for my business, I simply use this service, with
moderation, to seek an answer as I would any other resource. Since Outlook
Help and other sources haven't provided an answer, I need to keep looking
until I find it.
As an Outlook MVP, can you answer my inquiry, or direct me to a source that
can?
Thank you.
"Marc Omni" wrote:
> I am trying to send an email through Outlook that links to an image (a 1KB
> html file) on a Web site. To make the link, I went to Insert > Picture. In
> the Picture dialog box, I pasted the image’s correct URL in the Picture
> Source field, and clicked OK. The image does not appear in the message body.
>
> To try to resolve the problem, I made changes in Outlook’s Security
> settings. In Options > Security, I opened Change Automatic Download Settings,
> and deselected 1) “Don’t download pictures automatically in HTML email,” and
> 2) “Warn me before downloading content…”
>
> In Preferences > Junk Email, I deselected “Don’t turn on links in messages…”
> As a precaution, I added my email address and the Web site being used to the
> Safe Senders and Safe Recipients lists. I also lowered the Security Level
> under Zone Settings.
>
> None of these changes made a difference. The linked image still does not
> appear. I have confirmed that the URL is correct; the image opens when I go
> to it directly in IE. Am I missing a step? What else do I need to do in
> Outlook to enable the link?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
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