Red X appears instead of image?

Permanent fix is (as permanent as a MS product can be)...
Go into registry,
1. Locate the Outlook Temporary Items folder by opening the Registry and locating
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook\Security\OutlookSecureTempFolder
2. Change the 'OutlookSecureTempFolder' key DATA value to: C:\documents and settings\"userprofile name"\Local Settings\Temp

Example on my machine the key value was:
C:\documents and settings\inetmann\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files

Changed it to:
C:\documents and settings\inetmann\Local Settings\Temp

Enjoy!

I just had high speed installed. AT&T is my high speed provider. When I use AOL, sometimes I get a red X instead of a picture in mail. It's only in mail. Websites work fine. It worked fine before I got the high speed. I checked all my settings and images are allowed on everything. Any suggestions? I'm baffled.

Found the answer. It is port 6103. Open TCP port 6103 on your firewall and Viola. Have your Network guys open this for Any (source), Any (destination) on the LAN to WAN zone. We use SonicWall firewalls, but it is pretty much the same across the board. Hope this helps. This solved all our Red X issues we were seeing.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Very odd... Port 6103 is used for Real Estate transactions. I can't see why this would help, but good for you if it solved the problem.

Microsoft Outlook printing red X instead of graphics -
If I print from the Preview Pane MS Outlook 2003 replaces the graphics with the red X.

FIX: Simply double-click the email to open it in its own window. Printing from the new window should work correctly. (Okay, it's not really a fix, per se, but it gets the job done! :-))

Have red X when printing pictures from Outlook 2003, the pictures are viewable in the e-mail and if we open the e-mail but when printed body of e-mail prints but red X where the picture should be, any ideas how to get this to work :-))

I'm trying to download adobe flash player, when I click the yellow button to download, I get to the next page. Where normally a box would appear telling me to run or install I get nothing. There is a red x, but below that I can see the image of a screen dump as part of the instructions. I am not a techie and this is driving me nuts. When I try to use youtube.com I can't see a video because I don't have flash player. Please help!

I've tried all of these options but nothing seems to work. I have Fix-It 5 Anti Spyware and I cannot find the settings to turn off web bugs. The red "x" is everywhere on my internet web pages. Any other suggestions?

EDITOR'S NOTE: My first suggestion would be to replace "Fix-It 5" (which I've never heard of) with something else, like Windows Defender. It's all too common for rogue anti-spyware programs to cause problems like this.

Very good information. Shall give the above a try. Hope it works.

I too am getting the dredded red X but to make matters worse when ever I go to Mapquest for example and the X's appear I try to "Refresh" the page and the whole page format goes wonkey. Any ideas?

I get the same problem as Jeff. Only mine is with flash videos on websites. I'm getting really fed up with it. I'm using Windows Vista Home Premium. The problem only started recently even though I've made no modifications whatsoever to the computer. It just happened. Any help is appreciated.

EDITOR'S NOTE: You might try removing and re-installing the Adobe Flash player software.