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Hierdie gesprek is in die argief. Vra asseblief 'n nuwe vraag as jy hulp nodig het.

How to display context in a box with a diagram in the top left corner

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babs333
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Often I get a box in an email that should have pictures or text in it but it is blank with a small little diagram in the top left corner. The diagram is a small rectangle on the botton with a narrower square in the top left corner of the diagram plus some connecting lines in this small diagram. The question is how do I show the content?

Often I get a box in an email that should have pictures or text in it but it is blank with a small little diagram in the top left corner. The diagram is a small rectangle on the botton with a narrower square in the top left corner of the diagram plus some connecting lines in this small diagram. The question is how do I show the content?

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Probably its remote contents. That is the actual picture is not in the mail but its on a server with a link in your mail. Normally you should have an option to see remote contents. You can turn it on for good but that's a privacy hazard.