There are possibly several reasons for this. Assuming you are referring to images being blocked by default from senders that are not in your address book, this could be for the following reasons.
People may use images to track whether or not you received the email and opened it. If you load the email and it immediately calls for images on a server, the people that sent it can check to see if those images were ever downloaded by you. They could store just a tiny image for each user with a unique file name so they could secretly know whether or not you are opening the email (or spam) that they send to you. Not loading the images gives you more privacy potentially.
Also, some spam messages could contain explicit pictures, and so if an innocent subject line prompts you to click on something inappropriate inadvertently, you don't have to be exposed to it.
You can add images in gmail easily. The images can either be by attachment or as a part of the email. You have to upload them first.
You can easily find the images of Gmail icon. You can google it to find the red colored image. It is an image of red package.
One option would be to use Gmail. Gmail allows you to add POP3 or IMAP accounts into your Gmail account. When you log into Gmail, your external mailboxes are checked and the mail is displayed in your Gmail inbox.
It cannot happen while chatting in Gmail. Your name would be always displayed in the chat. You cannot make that name to your ID.
You can send images to Gmail via phone also. You need to have Gmail signed in on phone. Then compose a Email and click on attach.
When you open new messages, some images may not appear immediately. Gmail disables images to protect you from unknown senders, like spammers, who use images and links to verify that your email address is real. Here's how to view those images: Sign in to Gmail. Open the message. Click Display images below in the green box above your message. Or, if you'd like to always view images from a particular sender, click Always display images from sender@domain.com instead. If you choose to always display images from a particular sender, you can disable this functionality at any time by following these steps: Sign in to Gmail. Open the message. Click show details at the top of the message pane. Click Don't display from now on. At the moment, you can't set Gmail to display all images from any sender; you must do this on a per-contact basis.
You have to download the images manually. You can download at a time but it will be a zip file. Then you can burn them into a CD.
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No, Gmail does not have any type of word count. The body of the mail is pure text. It can contain images, URL's and anything we want to place.
The page cannot be displayed error is common. It is an issue of your internet connection. Check you connection before trying to login.
You can not load the Moshi Monsters game in Gmail. Gmail is an email program. If you are trying to load an email from Moshi Monsters in Gmail, you have to click on the "Display images below", or the "Always display images from..." link that is at the top of the email message. If that doesn't work, try clicking the crooked arrow symbol (Go back to Inbox), to go back to the Inbox, then try loading the message again.
Emoticons can be used the same way in Kindle. They are graphical images which can be used. These emoticons contain plenty of images of faces.