RE: forwarding mail with pictures

After I go to security there is no download pictures option
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Kat


"CompTechie" wrote:

> if you are speaking about Outlook then goto Tools/options/security/download
> pictures: change auto download settings - make sure the permit downloads in
> email messages... (2nd Option) is checked - then add that person's email
> address to your safe senders/safe recipients lists
> --
> CompTechie
>
>
> "Kat" wrote:
>
> > could someone please tell me what setting I have wrong that won't allow me to
> > forward mail with pictures. People get the text but if it includes a pic it
> > doesnt show up. I would be so grateful for some advice. Thanks
> > --
> > Kat
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