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My company just created a new signature and I haven't had very many issues with it for all the other users. &nbsp;I just have one user that the picture will not show for. &nbsp;The very first time you add the signature and open a new message it says this page can not display ActiveX content and the picture does not show up it just has a box with a red X in it. &nbsp;After that every message she opens does not give an error but still does not show the picture. &nbsp;She can view and even resend messages that she has received that have other peoples signatures in it... I have changed all the settings in internet security to enable ActiveX and we are still having the problem... Any ideas?
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My company just created a new signature and I haven't had very many issues with it for all the other users.  I just have one user that the picture will not show for.  The very first time you add the signature and open a new message it says this page can not display ActiveX content and the picture does not show up it just has a box with a red X in it.  After that every message she opens does not give an error but still does not show the picture.  She can view and even resend messages that she has received that have other peoples signatures in it... I have changed all the settings in internet security to enable ActiveX and we are still having the problem... Any ideas?

ActiveX is set to enabled and it still says I can not view on this page...

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