SP2 Question

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Is there a way to mark, or approve, various sites or sources of e-mails, for
the pictures that SP2 seems to always block, forcing me to click on the line
at the top? This way gradually you would have more and more "safe" sites
approved.
 
I guess this forces you to manually add each site as it comes. It there a
"one or two click" way? Is there a way in OE? Now, when I get a daily
newsletter from a trusted source, I have to click every time to see the
pictures. Is there some setting to use? Is there a setting in IE?
 
For OE -Go to Tools, Options - then Select the Securities Tab.
Under downloaded images - uncheck Block Images and Other External Content etc
..........
 
Thank you! (is it advisable to do this?)
Taurarian said:
For OE -Go to Tools, Options - then Select the Securities Tab.
Under downloaded images - uncheck Block Images and Other External Content
etc .........
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As a follow up to my "thank you"!, is it advisable to uncheck "Block Images
and Other External Content?
Happy said:
Got me on that one!
Colin Barnhorst said:
Thank you's? Of course!

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Happy said:
Thank you! (is it advisable to do this?)
For OE -Go to Tools, Options - then Select the Securities Tab.
Under downloaded images - uncheck Block Images and Other External
Content etc .........


I guess this forces you to manually add each site as it comes. It there
a "one or two click" way? Is there a way in OE? Now, when I get a daily
newsletter from a trusted source, I have to click every time to see
the pictures. Is there some setting to use? Is there a setting in IE?
Open IE (Internet Explorer)>tools>Internet options
Privacy tab, Sites button

:

Is there a way to mark, or approve, various sites or sources of
e-mails, for
the pictures that SP2 seems to always block, forcing me to click on
the line
at the top? This way gradually you would have more and more "safe"
sites
approved.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Please explain what you are trying to do. No images came through. None
were expected.

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Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine]
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Happy said:
As a follow up to my "thank you"!, is it advisable to uncheck "Block
Images and Other External Content?
Happy said:
Got me on that one!
Colin Barnhorst said:
Thank you's? Of course!

--
Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine]
(Reply to the group only unless otherwise requested)
Thank you! (is it advisable to do this?)
For OE -Go to Tools, Options - then Select the Securities Tab.
Under downloaded images - uncheck Block Images and Other External
Content etc .........


I guess this forces you to manually add each site as it comes. It
there a "one or two click" way? Is there a way in OE? Now, when I get
a daily newsletter from a trusted source, I have to click every time
to see the pictures. Is there some setting to use? Is there a setting
in IE?
Open IE (Internet Explorer)>tools>Internet options
Privacy tab, Sites button

:

Is there a way to mark, or approve, various sites or sources of
e-mails, for
the pictures that SP2 seems to always block, forcing me to click on
the line
at the top? This way gradually you would have more and more "safe"
sites
approved.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
As a summary---In OE, I get a newsletter with computer tips. I have
received it for quite some time, and it includes headers, graphics,
pictures. Prior to SP2 it would come in complete. The pictures now get
blocked, and I have to click on the header to allow them. I have to do this
every time, and to several others as well. I was wondering if there was a
way to permanently "allow" certain e-mails, or sites in IE, so I wouldn't
have to do this every time. Taurarian advised "For OE -Go to Tools,
Options - then Select the Securities Tab. Under downloaded images - uncheck
Block Images and Other External Content etc " and I asked "is this
advisable?" meaning is it safe?

Under downloaded images - uncheck Block Images and Other External Content
etc "Colin Barnhorst said:
Please explain what you are trying to do. No images came through. None
were expected.

--
Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine]
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Happy said:
As a follow up to my "thank you"!, is it advisable to uncheck "Block
Images and Other External Content?
Happy said:
Got me on that one!
Thank you's? Of course!

--
Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine]
(Reply to the group only unless otherwise requested)
Thank you! (is it advisable to do this?)
For OE -Go to Tools, Options - then Select the Securities Tab.
Under downloaded images - uncheck Block Images and Other External
Content etc .........


I guess this forces you to manually add each site as it comes. It
there a "one or two click" way? Is there a way in OE? Now, when I get
a daily newsletter from a trusted source, I have to click every time
to see the pictures. Is there some setting to use? Is there a setting
in IE?
Open IE (Internet Explorer)>tools>Internet options
Privacy tab, Sites button

:

Is there a way to mark, or approve, various sites or sources of
e-mails, for
the pictures that SP2 seems to always block, forcing me to click
on the line
at the top? This way gradually you would have more and more "safe"
sites
approved.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Colin said:
Please explain what you are trying to do. No images came through. None
were expected.
Click to expand...
Colin,
He's just asking if it's advisable to uncheck Block images
in OE.

gls858
 
Happy, I have it unchecked but if you want to find out more post to the OE NG

OE6-specific newsgroup:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress



Happy said:
As a follow up to my "thank you"!, is it advisable to uncheck "Block Images and
Other External Content?
Happy said:
Got me on that one!
Colin Barnhorst said:
Thank you's? Of course!

--
Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine]
(Reply to the group only unless otherwise requested)
Thank you! (is it advisable to do this?)
For OE -Go to Tools, Options - then Select the Securities Tab.
Under downloaded images - uncheck Block Images and Other External Content etc
.........


I guess this forces you to manually add each site as it comes. It there a "one
or two click" way? Is there a way in OE? Now, when I get a daily newsletter
from a trusted source, I have to click every time to see the pictures. Is
there some setting to use? Is there a setting in IE?
Open IE (Internet Explorer)>tools>Internet options
Privacy tab, Sites button

:

Is there a way to mark, or approve, various sites or sources of e-mails, for
the pictures that SP2 seems to always block, forcing me to click on the line
at the top? This way gradually you would have more and more "safe" sites
approved.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
I am broadband. i will try OE newsgroup
Colin Barnhorst said:
I suppose that applies to whether he is dialup or broadband?

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gls858 said:
Colin,
He's just asking if it's advisable to uncheck Block images
in OE.

gls858
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Those still on dialup don't much like it when they discover it will take
awhile to download a message because it contains a large file. The
convention is to edit the header to say there is an attachment.

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Happy said:
I am broadband. i will try OE newsgroup
Colin Barnhorst said:
I suppose that applies to whether he is dialup or broadband?

--
Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine]
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gls858 said:
Colin Barnhorst wrote:
Please explain what you are trying to do. No images came through.
None were expected.

Colin,
He's just asking if it's advisable to uncheck Block images
in OE.

gls858
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Yes, I have been using one called eCleaner 2.02, which has a few different
features, but this one seems better. (I previously used one called simply
"The Cleaner" which worked great as well.)
 
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