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Hi,
When using Mail, I constantly have to load the images embedded in the mail myself. I come from Leopard and I didnt have this problem there. I have checked the box in the mail prefs (read html by default or something) and I also have filled in the correct IP address in DNS servers in Network prefs but nothing helps. Some e-mails are not affected but most of them are. I'm using an IMAP Gmail account. Thanks for your help. The reason I downgraded to Tiger is 'cause my swopped MBP came with Tiger and my previous iMac had Leopard. I'm gonna be using Tiger until I'm ready for 10.6. Just in case someone wonders..
Thanks for your help!
Mail version: 2.1.3
According to Software Update, I am up to date..
I'm connected to the internet through a router with Airport. No Proxy
If "Display remote images in HTML messages" is checked, some mails still won't display the images. Other mails are affected by this checkbox.
Leopard didnt have this issue!
Is this some junk filter issue?
Message was edited by: A Duet
When using Mail, I constantly have to load the images embedded in the mail myself. I come from Leopard and I didnt have this problem there. I have checked the box in the mail prefs (read html by default or something) and I also have filled in the correct IP address in DNS servers in Network prefs but nothing helps. Some e-mails are not affected but most of them are. I'm using an IMAP Gmail account. Thanks for your help. The reason I downgraded to Tiger is 'cause my swopped MBP came with Tiger and my previous iMac had Leopard. I'm gonna be using Tiger until I'm ready for 10.6. Just in case someone wonders..
Thanks for your help!
Mail version: 2.1.3
According to Software Update, I am up to date..
I'm connected to the internet through a router with Airport. No Proxy
If "Display remote images in HTML messages" is checked, some mails still won't display the images. Other mails are affected by this checkbox.
Leopard didnt have this issue!
Is this some junk filter issue?
Message was edited by: A Duet
macbookpro3.1, Mac OS X (10.4.11)
