why can't I view my jpeg thumbnails in wndows xp?
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Try reinstalling your Windows if the following advices don't work:\n1. Open your jpeg in another computer.\n2. Download another graphic software like Picasa to test.
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Open the fies up in Paint ( goto start / all programs / accessories / paint ) After you have the image open , goto "file" / "save as" and change the extension underneath the file name to .jpeg . Hope that helped!
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I'm assuming you are using Windows XP...\n\nOpen up any folder and on the menu bar click "Tools" and then "Folder Options..."\n\nA new "Folder Options" window will appear.  \n\nClick the "File Types" tab.\n\nIn the "Registered file types:" section, scroll down until you see the the "JPG - JPEG Image" extension and click on it to select it.\n\nClick on the "Change..." button, and select the Photoshop Elements application.\n\nRepeat for the other JPEG Image file types (i.e. JPE, JPG, JPEG).\n\nThis is not the only way to do this.  You may also be able to do it from within Photoshop Elements itself, but since I don't use that application I won't be able to help you.
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They do not have the right decoding software to view them...\n\nIE's Tools>Internet Options>Advanced tab.\n\nScroll down to Java and check JIT compiler to enable it - also in Multimedia check Show Pictures.\n\nAlso update windows with all updates....
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Delete or turn off. Thumbs are created by XP when you have Explorer set to display Thumbnails. Link below has more info than you will need.
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Try going up to folder options and select show hidden files. Then you should be able to see all the files on your computer even hidden thumbs.
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your hosting server may not allow hot linking of jpegs.. attempt this...use photobucket to host the photo.   you may e-mail me for further assistance.\nhyrue@sbcglobal.net.
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Either the file you trying to open is corrupt or you are not opening it with an appropriate program.This jpeg image may contain additional tags from the program in wich it was created or edited.Try opening file with "Adobe photoshop" or "Corel Draw" or "ACD See".\nThere may be also another problem, file is not an image file or not in jpeg format,it has accidentally named with extension ".jpg".
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for jpeg windows pictures and fax view come with  the computer.. and wpd thats a word pad file
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right click on file then properties  then customise the folder  look in to it and learn heeps trial and erro,s allways  work  keep trying and youll eventually work it  out or if  you have the latest  media player for windows  mediaplayer 11 it automatically  gets all the  pictures  for  you
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If you cannot open it, it may be because you do not have Microsoft Works (.wps is a MS Works file).  However you may be able to open it in Microsoft word.\n\nIf you have Word, click open and then at the bottom of that box,change "Files of type" to works( at the bottom of the list)\n\nHope that helps!
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you probably don't have the correct program to view the file. Check the Microsoft website to see what you need to open it.
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i think what you're looking at are just the thumbnails - representations of what the image file looks like - not the image itself. \n\nto see the full blown pic, double click on it. or better, use a picture viewer / editor program. Windows comes with one, Photo Editor, I think. Google has a good image viewer / editor program as well, Picasa. It's free.
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Did you once save a picture, and find it with that extension? If yes, just rename it to ".jpg"\n\nIt must have been badly saved (manipulation error).\n\nIt's no big deal, just rename it.
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It's a graphics file (Tagged Image Format).\n\nThe Windows picture viewer should open it. If not use Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro or some other image editing software, or a viewer like irfanview
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Depending on your version of Windows and Internet Explorer, some file types won't display properly (some file name extensions, also).  You can download and install http://www.irfanview.com/ for viewing them.  Another, more powerful program is http://www.gimp.org .
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desktop.ini and thumbs.db are Windows generated files that you do not want to delete. "desktop.ini" contains the configuration of your desktop (all the icons, links, etc. on your main screen), and the "thumbs.db" files are small picture databases that contain the thumbnails for graphics files in your folders.\nAlthough you should not delete them, seeing them is confusing. The best thing to do is to hide these files. Open the Explorer program (that's the program that used to be called "File Manager", not to be confused with the Internet Explorer, the browser). Go under "Tools - Folder Options" and select the "View" tab. In the list that comes up, select "Do not show hidden files and folders" radio button. That's it.