Can't display pictures on web pages

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The Facebook profile picture is often the first thing that visitors notice when they come to your page. Your picture also helps old friends and acquaintances to find your page and connect with you. If your profile picture is not showing up, you could be missing many valuable connections. The most common reason for a profile picture not showing is a Facebook bug. These bugs will usually be corrected and will not require any action from you. The display picture may also not come up because it wasn't uploaded and selected correctly.

Upload your profile picture. Log into your Facebook profile. Select "Edit My Profile." Click "Profile Picture." Select "Choose File." Select your profile picture in the browser window, and click "Open." The picture is now set as your profile picture. Make your album picture your profile picture. Click "Photos" on your Facebook page. Click on an album. Double-click on a picture. Choose "Make Profile Picture" underneath the photo. Unblock Facebook images in Firefox. If you are using the Firefox Web browser, click the "Tools" menu and select "Options." Click the "Content" tab and click "Exceptions." Highlight the Facebook URL in the Exceptions window. Click "Remove Site." Close the Exceptions window. Then click "OK." Close and restart the Firefox browser. Hope this helps.

To add pictures to your listing:

1. Go to the Bring your pictures to life section on the Sell Your Item form.
   
2. Click the Add Pictures button. A pop-up window is displayed that defaults to the Standard tab (the Basic tab will be displayed if your computer doesn't include the Flash software required for the Standard Uploader).
   
3. Review your image upload options.
   
4. Click the Browse button on the Standard (example A) or Basic Uploaders. This lets you search through your computer's files to find the picture you want to upload.
   
   5. Select the picture that you want to upload, and then click the Open button (example B).
   
   The Standard tab page will be displayed with the picture you've selected for upload (example C). Here you also have the opportunity to select additional pictures for upload for a small fee. You can also upgrade your Gallery listing or order a Picture pack.
   
   6. Click the Upload button (example D).
   
5. 
   If you have trouble using the Standard Uploader, or haven't installed Flash, version 9 or later, you can click the Try the Basic Uploader link in the top right to switch to the Basic Uploader.
   The picture will be uploaded to the Bring your item to life with pictures section of the Create your listing page (example E).
   
   Using the Enhanced Uploader If you are using Windows 2000 and Internet Explorer 6.0 or later, and you have downloaded ActiveX control (you will be prompted to download it if you haven't already), you can use our Enhanced Uploader for faster uploads and more options.
   To add pictures to your listing using the Enhanced Uploader:
   
   1. To enable the Enhanced Uploader, click the "Add/remove options" link on the Create your listing page.
      
   2. In the Bring your pictures to life section, click the Enhanced tab, and click the Add Pictures button. The Open screen will be displayed with a list of pictures for you to choose from.
      
   3. Click the picture that you want to upload, and then click the Open button (example A).
      
      
      The picture will be displayed under the Enhanced tab (example B). You can edit the picture by rotating, cropping, or adjusting the contrast and brightness, before uploading it.
      
      Here you also have the opportunity to select additional pictures for a small fee. You can also upgrade your Gallery listing or order a Picture pack.
      
      
      
   Replacing pictures If you want to replace a picture, first delete the existing picture, then upload the picture you want. If you upload a picture with the same name, both photos appear in your listing.

PIP (Picture-in-Picture)
Picture-in-Picture is a feature which allows you to watch two different signal inputs simultaneously, when
selected.
Press menu, go to set up (the wrench icon). Drop down one to the button and highlight the option.
Press the button to activate the PIP feature, which will bring up a display showing Style.
Press either the or button to select it to be either PIP, POP or OFF.
Press either the MENU key to return to the previous menu display or the EXIT key to return to your
program if task has been completed.
If PIP is selected, then you will have the options of selecting the Input (Refer to PIP mode on page 60 of
this manual; for different combinations), Size (The size of the little box to watch the second signal) and
Position (Where you want to place the little box with the second signal).
If POP (Regularly called Picture-by-Picture) is selected, you will only have the option to select the Input
as the screen will display the two different signals side by side; each one occupying half of the screen.
Using the AUDIO key allows you to select which audio

These could be the possible reasons and solutions:

1. Clear temporary Internet files.

• Start Internet Explorer 7.
• On the Tools menu, click Delete Browsing History.
• In the Delete Browsing History dialog box, click Delete Files.
• Click OK to close the Internet Options dialog box.

2. Verify that the Show Pictures option has not been turned off

• On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
• Click the Advanced tab, and then verify that the Show Pictures check box is selected under Multimedia.
• Click OK.

3. Enable scripting, ActiveX controls, cookies, and Java programs

• On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
• Click the Security tab, and then click Default Level (if it is available) for the zone that contains the Web page (for example, the Internet zone).

THIS IS FOR IE7

hi try this:
Changing the home page

The home page can be anything you want to see when you first start Internet
Explorer. Here’s how to set the home page to something special or to nothing
at all:
1. Start IE.
That’s Internet Explorer, in case you were silly and skipped reading this
chapter’s introduction.
2. Visit the Web page you want as your home page.
For example, visit Yahoo! or my own Web page, www.wambooli.com/.
Displaying that Web page now makes choosing it as your home page
much easier.
3. Choose Tools- Internet Options.
You set the home page in the Internet Options dialog box, in the top part
of the General tab, as shown in Figure 18-1.
You have three choices:
• Use Current: Choose the current page as the home page. You
notice that the current page’s address appears in the box.
• Use Default: This choice would be the Microsoft preference, which
is probably the MSN home page.
• Use Blank: This option tells IE to start with a blank page — an item
popular with many folks.
4. Select whichever option you want.
For example, to switch to the page you were viewing, click the Use
Current button.
5. Click OK.
Now, that page is the first thing you see when you start IE.
These steps should reset your home page, but the change may not be for
good, as the following subsections demonstrate.

Most likely the pictures are linked to a web page that no longer exists, or has changed. The pictures are supposed to be on a web page that outlook can normally connect to and show you, but since there is a problem with the web page, the pictures are not shown. I am assuming this because other pictures work, presumably from your post.

To add pictures to your listing:

1. Go to the Bring your pictures to life section on the Sell Your Item form.
   
2. Click the Add Pictures button. A pop-up window is displayed that defaults to the Standard tab (the Basic tab will be displayed if your computer doesn't include the Flash software required for the Standard Uploader).
   
3. Review your image upload options.
   
4. Click the Browse button on the Standard (example A) or Basic Uploaders. This lets you search through your computer’s files to find the picture you want to upload.
   
   5. Select the picture that you want to upload, and then click the Open button (example B).
   
   The Standard tab page will be displayed with the picture you've selected for upload (example C). Here you also have the opportunity to select additional pictures for upload for a small fee. You can also upgrade your Gallery listing or order a Picture pack.
   
   6. Click the Upload button (example D).
   
5. 
   If you have trouble using the Standard Uploader, or haven't installed Flash, version 9 or later, you can click the Try the Basic Uploader link in the top right to switch to the Basic Uploader.
   The picture will be uploaded to the Bring your item to life with pictures section of the Create your listing page (example E).
   
   Using the Enhanced Uploader If you are using Windows 2000 and Internet Explorer 6.0 or later, and you have downloaded ActiveX control (you will be prompted to download it if you haven’t already), you can use our Enhanced Uploader for faster uploads and more options.
   To add pictures to your listing using the Enhanced Uploader:
   
   1. To enable the Enhanced Uploader, click the “Add/remove options” link on the Create your listing page.
      
   2. In the Bring your pictures to life section, click the Enhanced tab, and click the Add Pictures button. The Open screen will be displayed with a list of pictures for you to choose from.
      
   3. Click the picture that you want to upload, and then click the Open button (example A).
      
      
      The picture will be displayed under the Enhanced tab (example B). You can edit the picture by rotating, cropping, or adjusting the contrast and brightness, before uploading it.
      
      Here you also have the opportunity to select additional pictures for a small fee. You can also upgrade your Gallery listing or order a Picture pack.
      
      
      
   Replacing pictures If you want to replace a picture, first delete the existing picture, then upload the picture you want. If you upload a picture with the same name, both photos appear in your listing.
   

OK, this might sound stupid, but I had the same problem with a similar camera and I had accidentally pushed the Display button. I was about to give my camera up for dead. Try pushing it (the little button on the bottom back that says Disp on it). Does that bring your image back? If not let me know and I'll research further.

Nikon Technical Support Team on the web site should need to know about this. Check if in fact the images do show but only dimly if you look carefully along the screen if you can this would suggest the back light has failed. But if you can see menu item but no play back#then this suggests another type of firmware failure