I received a weekly e-mail newsletter today from FlightAware.com. None of its images were shown and instead had an x in the upper left corner. I understand that images are not shown as a security measure but on traditional desktop Outlook, there is a "Click here to download pictures" that I can click on to download the images and show the e-mail as it is meant to be displayed. Where is this option in Outlook.com? This is an e-mail that I subscribe to and have categorized as a Newsletter. There are other e-mails that display the images but this one doesn't and I can't figure out how to get it to display the images. Also, this e-mail appears with images when viewing it in the mail app on my Surface RT so there is no problem with the e-mail itself or where the images are hosted.
Can someone explain how Outlook.com handles e-mail images (versus traditional desktop Outlook) and how do I get it to show images for an e-mail? Being used to the way traditional desktop Outlook handles e-mail images (which feels intuitive), I feel confused with Outlook.com's method of handling e-mail images.
Team,
I have been trying to close my live account for the past three days it tells me there is a techinical problem i have been having issues with my
account being hacked by my ex boyfriend i have already notified and had to go out of my way to change my my passwords and account id and he is still managing to hack into my accounts. I really need this email account close today. please call me a soon as possible
305-562-6228
Karin Schmid
I have started getting spam in my mailbox and not sure how to direct all spam/ junk mail to my junk folder.
Can you advise how to change filters?
Thanks
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