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I create an email message in Outllok 2003 using HTML format, insert a picture
from file, then (it happens in both cases) either send it, or save it, and
the picture is been replaced with a square with a red cross inside, and I
can't see the inserted picture any more. Why doesn't happen?
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Anomalia wrote:

I create an email message in Outllok 2003 using HTML format, insert a picture
from file, then (it happens in both cases) either send it, or save it, and
the picture is been replaced with a square with a red cross inside, and I
can't see the inserted picture any more. Why doesn't happen?


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