This is a pet peeve of mine: I open an email from someone I trust, and all the images in the email are disabled—you know, you see a blank square where the image should be. Then you have to right-click the square to display the image.<\/p>\n
Well, there is a way to fix that so that the images DO load automatically for people you trust.<\/p>\n
First, a little Background<\/strong><\/p>\n Outlook makes this a default global setting to avoid privacy issues and malware infections. It\u2019s a real concern and you probably should<\/em> leave this global setting<\/a> as-is, and continue blocking image downloads in emails from unknown<\/em> senders.<\/p>\n But did you know you can automatically unblock images for trusted senders? It\u2019s incredibly easy and well worth it; you\u2019ll no longer need to right-click images inside their emails to view them.<\/p>\n How to Fix This<\/strong><\/p>\n The way to do this is you simply white-list those users in Outlook, and from then on, all mail from them will include downloaded images automatically. You do this one sender at a time, as you determine that certain senders are trusted (by the way, I recommend you do this for MY newsletters!).<\/p>\n Here\u2019s how to do it:<\/p>\n That\u2019s it! From now on all mail from that sender will auto-download images whenever you open them, saving you time and giving you more information.<\/p>\n Michael<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is a pet peeve of mine: I open an email from someone I trust, and all the images in the email are disabled—you know, you see a blank square where the image should be. Then you have to right-click … Continue reading \n