Broken image link?

Quick stupid question (seems I saw this somewhere, but can't find it now)...

What determines what is presented if an image from an image link is not found?

I have a case where the editor shows nothing, but print preview shows a red box (with 5.20.2 it was a red box with an X in it, now it is just a red box with 5.20.5). I'd like to have it show a red box (or a red box with an X preferrably) in all cases.

WPTools 5.20.5
Delphi 7

I'm not really asking what code I can modify (to much to deal with when upgrading WPTools later)... but rather I was wondering where or why a broken image link now only displays a red bounding box rather than the historical red bounding box with an X through it?

Again, 5.20.2 and earlier had the X'd bounding box, but 5.20.5 only has a red bounding box, as seen in print preview.

**Update: playing around, I have another WPRichText that I had in my program, and if I delete the image referenced by the link, I get the X'd bounding box! So what determines 1) no bounding box, 2) empty bounding box, 3) X'd bounding box???????

My other question is that since my print preview shows a bounding box, but my WPRichText editor does not (each are different WPRichText controls.. the preview is a composite of several WPRichText's) I thought maybe I was missing a property somewhere that isn't obvious to me even though I've compared the two.

Any thoughts other than modifying released code? I can live with just a bounding box (will have to change all my documentation now), but I can't live without any kind of display in the editor. Thought you might now off the top of your head what the property I'm overlooking is.

Thanks,

Ahhh... found one difference... Ponder this:

If I copy one RichText to another using:
WPRichText_Cmt.AsString := WPRichText1.AsANSIString( 'WPTOOLS' );
I do not get the bounding box.

If I replace the line with this:
WPRichText_Cmt.AsString := WPRichText1.AsString;
I get the bounding box (but no X)

If I have two bounding boxes (both broken image links), and I select one of them, the other one gets the X. But as soon as I unselect it, the X goes away, leaving just the bounding box. Likewise if I select the other.

Got an explanation?

One note I just discovered,

This bounding box with or without the X behavior does not occur when LayoutMode := wplayShowManualPageBreaks. The X is always present.

You see this strange behavior when LayoutMode := wplayFullLayout (as in the video I sent you).

But as I said before, I have to load the WPRichText using AsString, not AsANSIString( 'WPTOOLS' );