[merdiz]

Hi,

I can't see images in the email body. I have 8100 from cingular and i set up my yahoo mail in personal email setup. Why can't I see my email as I see in regular yahoo? All images in the email body display as an URL. But I can see all images thru my browser application. Is there any setting/option to view images in the email body part automatically when I open the email? Please let me know.. I can't keep scrolling whole email for searching actual text in it.

Thanks,

Merdiz

[kathrynhr]

Originally Posted by merdiz

I can't see images in the email body.

I know with BIS you can only get email as text at this time. So, no inline images. Not sure about BES.

[moosehead]

If your email content/template etc...is html it's not supported. As kathrynhr mentioned only email in text form.

[authentic8]

Is there a way to turn off all of the image links (i.e. email from eBay) so I can just get to the meat of my messages? I had a notice from an ebayer that was 5 words long and it took me about a minute to find it mixed in with all the junk.

[kathrynhr]

Originally Posted by authentic8

Is there a way to turn off all of the image links (i.e. email from eBay) so I can just get to the meat of my messages? I had a notice from an ebayer that was 5 words long and it took me about a minute to find it mixed in with all the junk.

What you need to do, unfortunately, is tell the people and companies who email you to send email in text only. Most folks who send newsletters have a text-only option available.

But no, you can't have your BB strip out bits and pieces of an email message. At least, not yet.

[authentic8]

Unfortunately what I thought.

[jetspeedz]

i have a hard time finding the actual message too within emails from ebay, with all the links and scrolling takes me a while to find the actual message and i was hoping to find an option but i guess not ...8700c

[chorton315]

GRRRRR so this is still a problem with no fix? Most of my emails have web content in them. It's annoying searching through all those links looking for the message.

I guess I keep forgetting this product was originally designed for business and not mainstream personal use.