Windows Picture & Fax Viewer Saves Old Photos??

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I recently sent and email from Outlook 2003 that contained 1 jpg image.

When I checked my sent items, and opened the attachment it launched
Windows Picture and Fax viewer and displayed the jpg. However if I
scrolled through Picture and Fax Viewer it displayed other jpg's that I
previously sent.

I search my hard drives for these images and they no longer exist.

My questions are:

1. How do i stop this?
2. Will my recipients see these other photos as well??

Thanks
 
phorbin1128 said:
I recently sent and email from Outlook 2003 that
contained 1 jpg image.

When I checked my sent items, and opened the attachment
it launched Windows Picture and Fax viewer and displayed
the jpg. However if I scrolled through Picture and Fax
Viewer it displayed other jpg's that I previously sent.

I search my hard drives for these images and they no
longer exist.

My questions are:

1. How do i stop this?
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You can't stop it but you can keep it cleaned up.

Any image you view on the internet or in
an e-mail message has to be downloaded
before you can see it on your screen...these
files are in your Temporary Internet Files folder.

You can find the folder at:
C:/Documents and Settings/User Name/
Local Settings/Temporary Internet Files

To show Hidden files...open any folder
and go to...Tools / Folder Options / View tab...
At, "Hidden Files and Folders" tick..."Show
Hidden Files and Folders" / Apply / OK.

Have a look at the following articles for
more instructions.

(260897) How to Delete the Contents of the
Temporary Internet Files Folder
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=260897

(310312) Description of the Disk Cleanup
Tool in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=310312

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2. Will my recipients see these other photos as well??
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The recipient will only receive the image/s
you attach to the message.

--

John Inzer
MS Picture It! MVP

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