Disable Image Thumbnails

Is there a way to disable the image thumbnails that appear in skype chat? I need to be able to see when an image is sent so is there a way to revert it back to when it showed up as a file transfer. I can't seem to find an option to disable the thumbnails which I figured there would be.
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You can disable showing images preview, but placeholder for these images will still be shown.
In Skype go to Tools -> Options -> IM settings -> Show advanced options. Uncheck the option: "Show images in conversations".
However, this will not change the saving behaviour of images sent to you. You will only see a notification of a new incoming file and the image will be saved to the default \media_messaging\media_cache\ location. To save it to another location you have to right click on the image placeholder and select Save as.

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