Thank you but I'm puzzled.

How do I set everything to "unblock" so that I can receive the message at
home and send it in its same form to my office computer?



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"its_my_dime" wrote in message
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sorry, I guess I didn't explain this properly.

I took an email from American Airlines that had various pictures (gif,
jpg), displays and formatting and forwarded it to my office computer.

All I got was text and a bunch of references. No pictures. No lists.
No displays. .

What do I need to do (with the office computer) to view this email the
same as it was sent?


Perhaps your home setup has Outlook allow external content, like all those
*linked* images, and your work setup has Outlook block all those *linked*
images. It is highly likely that the original e-mail from AA had linked
images since even they don't want to waste the bandwidth and time to send
e-mails are are too huge to get into the mailboxes of many of their
recipients. Outlook at home blocked the linked images so what you forward
inline (and not as attachment) resulted in sending the original content
but without the blocked content. You could try forwarding as attachment
but you will still run into problems if your work Outlook blocks the
linked content.