viewing pictures

[pam]

This is happening more with XP so perhaps a setting in
explorer needs to be changed. When I got to sites,
sometimes where the image should be is a red x in the
corner ....

Do I need to change a setting?

Thanks

[Rick \Nutcase\ Rogers]

Hi Pam,

Usually a full-to-overflowing tif folder. Control Panel/Internet
Options/General tab, click on "delete files".

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers aka "Nutcase" MS-MVP - Win9x
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"pam" > wrote in message
...
> This is happening more with XP so perhaps a setting in
> explorer needs to be changed. When I got to sites,
> sometimes where the image should be is a red x in the
> corner ....
>
> Do I need to change a setting?
>
> Thanks

[_-J-_]

Hello Pam,

This may occur if your Temporary Internet pages cache
is full, or files in the "Downloaded Program Files" folder
are Unknown or Damaged. To resolve:

In Internet Explorer, Tools-menu | Options | /General\
"Temporary Internet Files" [Delete Files]
"Temporary Internet files" [Settings] | [View Objects]
- right-click "Unknown" or "Damaged" | Remove |

If loading the page over a secure connection (https)
or accessing through http://<username:password>@<site>/
then I suggest you read this
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article:-
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=260650
"IE Does Not Save Graphics Files in the Proper Format"

Jan


REFERENCE:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=283807
"Pictures Are Not Displayed on Web Sites in Int Explorer"



>-----Original Message-----
>This is happening more with XP so perhaps a setting in
>explorer needs to be changed. When I got to sites,
>sometimes where the image should be is a red x in the
>corner ....
>
>Do I need to change a setting?
>
>Thanks