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MS Imager will not open .gif, .jpeg and .bmp images
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MS Imager will not open .gif, .jpeg and .bmp images
Monday, August 13, 2001 at 4:47 pm Posted by Al
(2 messages posted)
Recently,for whatever reason, my computer defaulted to MS Imager as the Viewer and
all my .bmp, .jpeg and .gif image files have been re-tagged with MS Imager icons,
but the MS Imager will not open them. Any new image files saved under the above extentions
will also be automatically saved with the MS Imager icon, but cannot be opened by
MS Imager.
Whenever I want to open an image file with the Internet Explorer, the MS Imager comes
on and a note " unknown format extention" appears.
My computer has Windows 95, MS Office 97, IE 5.5 and AOL 5.0 service.
How can I reset my computer to the original settings to open these files with the
Internet Explorer?
Al,
alajos@aol.com
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re: MS Imager will not open .gif, .jpeg and .bmp images
Tuesday, August 28, 2001 at 8:45 am Posted by Fay
(232 messages posted)
One quick thing that you can do is put a shortcut to the viewer of your choice into
your SEND TO folder.
To fix the association permanently, you left click once on the file icon, then hold
down the shift key and right click. The menu that pops up includes "Open with".
You click that. In the box that comes up, there's a checkmark place for "Always
use this program to open this type of file." Tick that, then find the program that
you want to use. As you've used it before, it should be on the list in front of
you, but if you can't find it, use the Browse button. Double click the exe file
of your chosen program and your picture will open. After that, the association should
be as you want it. Good luck!
On Monday, August 13, 2001 at 4:47 pm, Al wrote:
>Recently,for whatever reason, my computer defaulted to MS Imager as the Viewer and
>all my .bmp, .jpeg and .gif image files have been re-tagged with MS Imager icons,
>but the MS Imager will not open them. Any new image files saved under the above
extentions
>will also be automatically saved with the MS Imager icon, but cannot be opened by
>MS Imager.
>Whenever I want to open an image file with the Internet Explorer, the MS Imager
comes
>on and a note " unknown format extention" appears.
>My computer has Windows 95, MS Office 97, IE 5.5 and AOL 5.0 service.
>
>How can I reset my computer to the original settings to open these files with the
>Internet Explorer?
>
>Al,
>
>alajos@aol.com
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re: MS Imager will not open .gif, .jpeg and .bmp images
Tuesday, August 28, 2001 at 11:21 am Posted by Al
(2 messages posted)
On Tuesday, August 28, 2001 at 8:45 am, Fay wrote:
>One quick thing that you can do is put a shortcut to the viewer of your choice into
>your SEND TO folder.
>To fix the association permanently, you left click once on the file icon, then hold
>down the shift key and right click. The menu that pops up includes "Open with".
> You click that. In the box that comes up, there's a checkmark place for "Always
>use this program to open this type of file." Tick that, then find the program that
>you want to use. As you've used it before, it should be on the list in front of
>you, but if you can't find it, use the Browse button. Double click the exe file
>of your chosen program and your picture will open. After that, the association
should
>be as you want it. Good luck!
>
>
>On Monday, August 13, 2001 at 4:47 pm, Al wrote:
>
>>Recently,for whatever reason, my computer defaulted to MS Imager as the Viewer
and
>
>>all my .bmp, .jpeg and .gif image files have been re-tagged with MS Imager icons,
>
>>but the MS Imager will not open them. Any new image files saved under the above
>extentions
>
>>will also be automatically saved with the MS Imager icon, but cannot be opened
by
>
>>MS Imager.
>
>>Whenever I want to open an image file with the Internet Explorer, the MS Imager
>comes
>
>>on and a note " unknown format extention" appears.
>
>>My computer has Windows 95, MS Office 97, IE 5.5 and AOL 5.0 service.
>
>>
>
>>How can I reset my computer to the original settings to open these files with the
>
>>Internet Explorer?
>
>>
>
>>Al,
>
>>
>
>>alajos@aol.com
Thanks Fay for your reply, but I have resolved my problem by removing MS Imager from
the "open with" menu and resetting the gif, jpg and bmp as "always use this program
to open this type of file" in the "open with" menu for my image files. It worked,
and all my files can be opened with the MS Explorer program, and they have their
respective icons.
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re: MS Imager will not open .gif, .jpeg and .bmp images
Thursday, August 26, 2004 at 3:30 am Posted by computerguy
(4 messages posted)
On any open folder window, on the view menu, click options. Then, switch to the tab
that is labeled "file types". Look for the type you want to change, double-click
it, and edit any actions associated with the type you want to change.
On Monday, August 13, 2001 at 4:47 pm, Al wrote:
>Recently,for whatever reason, my computer defaulted to MS Imager as the Viewer and
>all my .bmp, .jpeg and .gif image files have been re-tagged with MS Imager icons,
>but the MS Imager will not open them. Any new image files saved under the above
extentions
>will also be automatically saved with the MS Imager icon, but cannot be opened by
>MS Imager.
>Whenever I want to open an image file with the Internet Explorer, the MS Imager
comes
>on and a note " unknown format extention" appears.
>My computer has Windows 95, MS Office 97, IE 5.5 and AOL 5.0 service.
>
>How can I reset my computer to the original settings to open these files with the
>Internet Explorer?
>
>Al,
>
>alajos@aol.com
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