Q: PIC (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v120/guy/why.jpg)
why is this happening?
Does something to do with Active X? java?
It happens to me on other websites too.
to solution to the problem, I can right click and show pictures, they are all loaded. Its annoying.
Re:yes it always happens with the smaller images!
Im running XP PRO SP2 with symantic antivirus and the SP2 firewall is actived.
I cleared the cache and everything appears to be working fine now. Ill report back if I come across the problem again. Thanks guys
okay it happend again 
, that was quick.. I should have knocked on wood.
PS: im running a cable connection. If it matters.
Re:Do you have a software firewall running (ie Norton Personal Firewall)? I've had similar problems when I used that software in the past.
Re:This problem relates to a well known bug. Once the cache for Temporary Internet files gets full, IE stops dealing with GIFs and only saves them as BMPs. For animations – this doesn't work. The solution is always to delete all temp Internet files, i.e,, clear the cache as has been said.
Re:Originally posted by: guy
I've seen it before in IE many times… It only seems to happen with small images. I stopped using IE, and it went away. That was the only way I found to fix it.
Yeah, IE did that for me all the time on the forums too. Sometimes hitting Refresh would do it, sometimes not. I switched almost completely to Firefox, though I still use IE for pages with a lot of info to be filled out. I don't know of any match in Firefox to Google's Autofill feature in their toolbar.
Firefox is missing a few features that IE has, but other than that, it's quite good.
Re:I've seen it before in IE many times… It only seems to happen with small images. I stopped using IE, and it went away. That was the only way I found to fix it.
Re:analog modem internet connection?
Re:Originally posted by: guy
What browser? Perhaps try clearing the cache?
i second that. the file in your cache probably got corrupted.
Re:What browser? Perhaps try clearing the cache?
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