Thanks, Patrice, but it didn't help me either. I am runniing IE 9 if that helps.

I'm still having the same problem even after doing what you have sent me. Instructions.

my husband is a computer specialist and looked at this and said the problem is with the site.

I'm still having problems too, only on this site and i can see the ads but not the avatars or any other pictures. I logged on at work (totally illegal) and was able to see everything from there and the have lots of security on those computers.

Just tried my smartphone and I can see the pictures on it.

[This is Karen's husband.] It appears that the images are supposed to get copied(?) to a related domain -- "static.quiltingboard.com". If I edit URL (replacing "static" with "www" ) it finds the image fine in all cases. However, some (such as the image for Karen) has the "static" URL and it appears fine using it. Yet after a refresh of the page, the link no longer works. But if I edit the URL to "www" the image is visible from there.

Can't see them from my iPad or my desktop. Four days now. Nothing has changed at this end.

i wish i knew enough about web coding and browser technology to figure out why it works for most of us, but not for some of us.

there has to be a common denominator, but i'll be darned if i have so much as a guess as to what that is.

i sent the info Karen's husband provided by email. every clue helps.

Hi Patrice,

I read the PM and cleared my cache in FireFox. I am still unable to view any pictures on this site.

What to do?

Gladgrams.

send the following information to [email protected]

Use the following email subject line: UNABLE TO SEE PHOTOS AT QUILTINGBOARD.COM

1. Provide technical information about the computer you were using when the event occurred. (brand, model, age, how much memory does it have, processor speed, etc.)

2. Which operating system are you running? Which version?

3. Which internet browsing software do you use? Please include the version info. (i.e. MS Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.)

4. Who is your Internet Service Provider?

5. Which access method do you use? (dial-up, DSL, cable, or satellite)

6. Did you access the board directly? through a Digest? or through a Newsletter?