I have the same problem as From:    a fennell <[log in to unmask]> Subject:
Missing Images - only placeholder on website (below).  I was told that it
might be some type of blocker.  I disabled my 'Google ad blocker', Norton
Anti-virus and Norton Firewall but still no results.  At one time I might
have downloaded another ad blocker but am not sure.  Is there some way of
finding out if I might have one that may not be obvious by the program/file
name.  This is very frustrating because online 'forms' cannot be viewed or
used from any website.   I have IE6 and Win98.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
M Bonilla

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> Date:    Mon, 2 Aug 2004 15:19:05 -0400
> From:    a fennell <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Missing Images - only placeholder on website
>
> On many sites, instead of an image I get only a big empty rectangle with =
> a tiny rectangle in the upper left corner which contains a (tiny) green =
> square, a blue triangle and a red circle.  Right-clicking the tiny =
> rectangle offers no helpful selections.  What must I do to see these =
> images in my browser (IE6 in WinXP)?    Thank you dear generous gurus,  =
> Ann Fennell
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