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I'm not entirely sure but it's highly likely that when a person forwards an e-mail, the attachments (so the pictures) are not included in the forwarded mail.
Ask the person to send you the pictures manually in a seperate mail.

If you have received any picture as e mail then view that mail and there will be an option "Forward"click on it and send to the person you want

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1. Open your favorite email service. Please note that your email provider must allow for the automatic forwarding of emails. Gmail is one good service that supports auto-forwarding.
2. Tell your email client to forward all emails to your phone's email address: [email protected] (for example, if your number was (111) 222-3344, your phone's email address would be [email protected].) This will forward all emails to your cell phone, but will treat them like picture messages. Handling the email as a picture message will ensure that every character in the message is included. There is a way to send the email as a text (SMS) message1, but there is a character limit of 160, so many messages will come in sets of 4, 5, even up to 20 text messages.
3. If you wish, you can set your phone to auto-download picture messages, so every time you receive a message, it is already downloaded and ready to read (this is our recommendation). Consult your owner's manual for more information.

nothing is wrong with your system. you have to customizes your settings in the email attachments of the kaspersky software. if you want, you can delete it and try norton antivirus 2009.

The problem is that supposedly before you can receive picture messages, you have to send one first. Tell a friend that you are going to test it out on them and send them a picture message. It will take a while for it to go through
Then all the texts that you receive before with the "download' button in them in the place of a picture automatically turn into pictures.
Unfortunately as it stands there is no functionality for saving your MMS pictures directly onto your phone, the only way it can be done is you have to forward the message to your Gmail account, which will then arrive on your phone and from there you should be able to open the email and download the picture. To do so follow these steps
From the Home screen, touch the Applications button.
Touch Messaging.
Touch the message that contains the picture or video.
Press and hold in an empty space in the message.
Touch Forward.
Type a space or other character in the forwarded message (in subject or body of message)
At To, type the e-mail address.
Press the Menu key and touch Send.
Once received in the email this can be saved but the problem is when saved it may save it without a file extension therefore making it unviewable later
This should help and do let me know

Hi
The problem is that supposedly before you can receive picture messages, you have to send one first. Tell a friend that you are going to test it out on them and send them a picture message. It will take a while for it to go through
Then all the texts that you receive before with the "download' button in them in the place of a picture automatically turn into pictures.
Unfortunately as it stands there is no functionality for saving your MMS pictures directly onto your phone, the only way it can be done is you have to forward the message to your Gmail account, which will then arrive on your phone and from there you should be able to open the email and download the picture. To do so follow these steps
From the Home screen, touch the Applications button.
Touch Messaging.
Touch the message that contains the picture or video.
Press and hold in an empty space in the message.
Touch Forward.
Type a space or other character in the forwarded message (in subject or body of message)
At To, type the e-mail address.
Press the Menu key and touch Send.
Once received in the email this can be saved but the problem is when saved it may save it without a file extension therefore making it unviewable later
Best of luck
And do let me know if it helped

Look and see if u have a virus program and u placed in in "overkill" which means that u turned everything on,
blocked everything, and told it to stop everything.
e mail blocker, pop-up blocker, " Blocker-blocker"
Test: set up another e mail for yourself..any free e mail program.
turn off one of the programs and send YOURSELF a link with a picture. Keep turning off blockers, virus programs until u find the problem.Then look inside program and see what u told it to do.,

Try saving the pictures to your phone first than sending them to your e mail

This sounds like a firewall is blocking access. try adjusting your firewall settings and that should fix the problem.

If you have built in email protection try adjusting that instead of the firewall.

Good luck. Hope my solution was helpful.