> What about this am I not expressing clearly? the buffer(s) where you would like to see this happen.
I said several times: _any_ buffer where images are displayed. 1st email: "in a buffer or in all displayed buffers" 2nd email: What images are you talking about? Images displayed in an Emacs buffer. ... all images in an Emacs session, or at least in a given Emacs buffer. 3rd email: turn on/off displaying of (all) images in Emacs, such as you can do in most Web browsers ---- since each buffer has its major mode and each major mode can (and often does) take complete charge of a buffer's presentation, it's difficult to find as a concise answer as "emacs -nw" Kevin's solution was concise: either (setq image-types nil) or advise display-images-p. I haven't been able to make those work on Windows, but they apparently work OK for him on Solaris. Yes, without such a global feature, it could be complicated. That's why I was asking if there was a global feature (like images-types), to not have to deal with different types of images, different ways images might be inserted in a buffer, different major-mode display options etc. _______________________________________________ Help-gnu-emacs mailing list Help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnu-emacs