"Annette Kurten" <A_Kurten_nospam_@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Well, a website has many webpages. Do you mean you tried
various different websites having different urls?

If the problem just happens at one website, it means the
pictures are misplaced at yonder website.

If if happens at all websites then it is a limitation imposed by a setting
on your computer. Your browser may not be responding to graphic
content of a partiuclar format or your adapter may need its frequency
changed, usually slower. Some things just never seem to change.

Easy does it,
Stephen

Stephen Harris wrote:

Why would his frequency setting cause downloaded images not to render?
And how would the browser know that was the problem and present that
icon?

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In inet explorer Tools-I/net options-Advanced Box-underHeading of
"multimedia"check status of Show Pictures,if not ticked ,do so -then click
Ok.Think this is problem.Lester
"Stephen Harris" <cyberguard1048-usenet@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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