Thanks. Raven, I always use Mailwasher and weed out bad emails before going to my mail program to read the emails, so there is no chance of opening a malicious email, they are already gone. Mikie, please walk me through this like a kid because I can't figure out where the settings for this are. Thanks!

Hi ravencajun, Thanks for the information, I put this in my favorites so that I can go back and research those later. I hope you don't mind but I do have another question about those type of programs. I have never used Quick Time or itunes, they were on my computer when I had it built. My question is what are the purpose of these programs and what are they used for? Please give me an example. I was use to Media Player because of my music and I learned how to put some music into the Media Player. I know there are programs out there that you can use for music n't open media player why?" size=40> Message: Optional Link URL:    Name of the Link: Information about Posting You must be logged in to post a message. Once you are logged in, a posting window will appear at the bottom of the messages. If you are not a member, please register for an account. Please review our Rules of Play before posting. Posting is a two-step process. Once you have composed your message, you will be taken to the preview page. You will then have a chance to review your post, make changes and upload photos. After posting your message, you may need to refresh the forum page in order to see it. Before posting copyrighted material, please read about Copyright and Fair Use. We have a strict no-advertising policy! If you would like to practice posting or uploading photos, please visit our Test forum. If you need assistance, please Contact Us and we will be happy to help. Learn more about in-text links on this page here Return to the Computer Help Forum Most Recent Posts Compost now?Bunny poop? â¢Â by kimmsr Bernhardt leather â¢Â by Freethinker99 Raised Garden Bed soil help â¢Â by marymcp mycorrhizae for old pasture land? â¢Â by kimmsr UPDATE: January O.B.F. Member's Re-Purposed Fun Part 2 â¢Â by pmb2005 Quality sofa from Restoration Hardware? â¢Â by Freethinker99 Luna Moth Eclosed â¢Â by woollybear69 blueberries blooming too early! â¢Â by jbclem Leather-look blended sofa? â¢Â by Freethinker99 the f4f forum â¢Â by fespo Explore GardenWeb Ann's Cream Cheese Babka Perfect for Holiday Baking Feeding...

You probably set IE as your default browser and need to set opera as default. In opera Tools > preferences > advanced > programs and put a check for opera to check on startup to see if it is set as default. Restart opera and make it your default browser

I myself (having used Outlook 2007) don't know enough about these things to know whether it might be something about your recipients' mail settings or not. But if you're able to send an email successfully to yourself with the image showing inline, it might mean that something about your version of Outlook (what version is it, btw? 2003? 2007? 2010?) is triggering the removal of the image from the body of the message. But I would think if that were the case, then your recipients would at least get the notification "some images have been removed for your safety; click here to display them." Incidentally, you said you sent the test emails to yourself. I take it you viewed those messages in your offline client (Outlook). Did you also view them in your webmail to see if they displayed inline there as well? As another resource, you might want to check the Outlook forums here. I've used them in the past and have gotten good help. I did a quick search there for your issue and found two from 2010 here and here. In neither case did the OP continue the thread, so I have no idea if anything was resolved, but the answers didn't seem to encouraging. :-( But if your version of Outlook is more recent than those available at the time, there may be different settings to try, so you may wish to inquire there anyway. ???