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Internet pictures blocked - 5.Aug.2008 7:55:15 AM

msuk

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All, I am running Ex2k7 SP1 and when viewing email on my PDA HTC TyTn II internet pictures are blocked. How can I enable this by default? Is there a cmdlet i can run? ThanksMsuk

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RE: Internet pictures blocked - 6.Aug.2008 9:51:05 AM

rishishah

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This is a security feature with Outlook on the Windows Mobile Platform. Stops HTML Scripts from running that could be malicious or allow email tracking and spammers to know that you have just opened the e-mail.

Nothing much you can do here.

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RE: Internet pictures blocked - 6.Aug.2008 10:00:58 AM

msuk

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Hi,

So there is no way to enable this by default? I have to click download internet pictures everytime I open a email on my PDA?

Thanks
Msuk

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RE: Internet pictures blocked - 6.Aug.2008 10:58:46 AM

rishishah

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Fortunately YES.

Blame the Hackers and Spammers to force this introduction of these sorts of security features.

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Want a quicker answer - than describe your issue in as much detail as possible and exactly what steps you have already taken.

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