[X4U] Why a question mark instead of a picture?

[John Baltutis]

>From Mail's help, since you elected to hide remote images:

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On 1/14/14, Paul Moortgat <paul.moortgat at pandora.be> wrote:

>
> Sometimes I get a mail with pictures.  But it only shows me the size of the
>picture with in the middle of it a question mark. The picture isn't there.
>How come?