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In the Internet Options dialog, go to the Advanced tab. In older versions, this is an Internet Options setting, accessible from either IE's Tools menu or Control Panel. Then click OK to apply and close the dialog.Scroll down to Display email contents section (near the bottom).Click off it to another email and back on it and image has gone - i.e. Double-click to open the message and the image appears. If you drag the spacer between mail message and reading pane the image appears. Select Advanced from the left menu of the Editor options dialog Now you see the file name in the reading pane (its called HDC Logo).Click the Editor options button on the lower right of the dialog.You need to close the message to change the global setting. Do not sent it! This, like many other message settings (zoom, etc), will apply only to the current message if you send it. Close the dialog then close the message.Īfter changing the settings, close the message. Reading pane Choose options for the following: Reading pane position (right, bottom, or hidden completely) What to select when Outlook Web App opens (the first message, or you select the message) Select the check box Apply to all folders if you want your choices for the Reading pane to apply to every folder.Uncheck the box to Show picture placeholders.

Double-click OutlookSecureTempFolder, and then enter a valid folder path, for example C:temp0. To do this, follow these steps: Right-click an empty area, point to New, and then select String Value. Select Advanced and look near the bottom of the dialog for the option to Show Picture Placeholders. If the OutlookSecureTempFolder registry entry does not exist, you must create it manually.Double-click OutlookSecureTempFolder, and then enter a valid folder path, for example C:\temp0\.

Go to the new message's File, Options dialog. If the OutlookSecureTempFolder registry entry does not exist, you must create it manually.

Click the New Email button or press Ctrl+N while viewing the Inbox.

Attachments: Up to 10 attachments (including images) can be used with a maximum of 3.0 MiB each and 30.0 MiB total. Its documented on Outlooks Overview page for Office Add-ins Documentation. When the Reading Pane is off, you are doing neither so the add-in cant be available either. These steps work for Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013, and Outlook 2016 (including Outlook which is included in Office 365 subscriptions). The Extension Point for messages is either Read or Compose. Note that this dialog is accessible from a COMPOSE MESSAGE window, not the main Outlook window! Outlook 2010, 2013, 2016 (A great feature if your Internet connection is slow.) If you do not see a red x but have a blank box shaped/sized like the graphic or photo, you have Show picture placeholders enabled. Thanks to William for sharing this with us. (If you don't use Internet Explorer, you can go to Control panel, Internet Options or just type Internet Options in the Start menu Search.) Look under the Security section for Do not save encrypted files to disk. Open Internet Options, either by typing Internet Options on the start menu or opening it from the Control panel. Sometimes, the images and animation seem nice on a computer, but when you open the same file on a different computer, then they look blurry and incomplete. With Exchange, this looks like a pretty half baked product.Note: Outlook uses Internet Options settings, not Edge settings. From this preview pane issue, the compatibility issues with or Hotmail accounts, to issues So far, from what I've seen as I've evaluated Outlook 2016 for my company, this is not a prime time ready product, even after months of release. Lastly, I positively can get it to work fine if you open and close outlook 4 times, without doing anything else.īefore you ask, I have tried safe mode, I have tried the switches, I've tried the HTML settings.

I can't consistently have this work, but it does seem to reduce the number of times On another forum, I heard a rumor that this may be caused because the HTML interpreter is seeing that I have dual monitors and is trying to stretch the preview pane across both monitors.Īnother suggestion that I cannot positively prove is that if you open the edge browser first, wait a bit of time (30 seconds), then open outlook, the HTML works fine. I've tried all of the fixes suggested in this thread.