Webmail has a great feature called Unsafe Image Rules that is designed to help prevent you and your loved ones from being exposed to unwanted and unsolicited images as well as help prevent Spam e-mail. You will know this feature is active and working if you get an e-mail with images in it, but all you see is this:

This feature not only protects you or your children from seeing unwanted images, but can also help you stop Spam. Some spammers check to see if your e-mail address is valid by including links to images on another server, with a special identifying code included. If their web server sees a request for the image from your system, they not only know that your address is valid, but that you actually read spam, making you a prime candidate for massive amounts of spam. To protect you from such schemes, Webmail removes offsite image links.

You can always choose to view the offsite images on a message-by-message basis by selecting the View Unsafe Images link at the bottom of the message you are viewing. Or, you can customize the feature by defining image rules as shown below.

You can choose to accept all offsite images (this is NOT recommended, for reasons outlined above) by selecting Trust all sources.

You can choose to accept offsite images from particular addresses by adding the sender's address to your address book, and checking Trust sources in address book.

You can choose to accept offsite images found in any messages sent by you or any of your identities by checking Trust anything I send.

You can choose to accept offsite images in by creating Trust defined sources with Adding New Rules below.

Select the Submit Changes to Options button to record you changes.

If you want to Add a New Rule to work with Trust defined sources above , you can do so by selecting this link.