when u get a cd back with your pics from wal-mart how do u get them on your computer?
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Copy them from the CD to your computer.
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Insert the CD into the CD-ROM. Double click on "MY COMPUTER". There will be a list of drives, one of them has the icon of CD on it. This is your CD drive. Double click on that icon. Here you will find the image files. You can double click on the icon to view the images.
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That's a shame you deleted them.  I have Picture it!, but I don't know what you mean by the blue square.  As long as all the photos were checked, they will download.  Once downloaded, they will each appear as you choose.  You can open them all at once.  I don't know what you are going through.  Make yourself clearer, because I'm sure once I know exactly what you mean, I'll be able to assist.  Is each box shaded in light blue with a ripped square? You know caddie-corner?  That means you aren't going to recover the photos, because they were corrupted for some reason.  Once that occurs, you're s**t-out-of-luck.  Unfortunately, I've lost some great photos that way, and I will never be able to recover them.  I have those files saved, so when we come up with the technology to pull rabbits out of hats, I'll be able to get my great photos back.  Like freezing a dead person for the future, to bring them back when we gain the technology.  Only they're only photos.
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Ask him politely.All you can do is ask. If he wont give it back then next time you have photos on a CD put them on a computer so you always have a copy.
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BURN all pics into a CD. Meaning Copy all the pics to a CD using Nero Burning Rom(may differ) which you can get it from www.nero.com
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Most of the time if you have a file with just pictures, when you insert the CD it will ask if you want to do a slideshow or open it.  On the right hand side it says to view a slide, because it recognizes it has only pics.  You can even put them on a flashdrive and it will be the same thing.\n\nAnother thing you can do is a power point of the pictures.  This of course will take more time but you can add animation (like have the pictures move across the screen, etc or even music.) \n\nGood luck with your pics.
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Okay... if you haven't done any more experiments in your pc, there is a way out. Just open any webpage. And right click on any image. Click on "save picture as". That will lead you to the last saved/downloaded directory. Your downloaded software must be there.\n\nIf you have used any d/l manager, check for the downloaded directory from the options menu.
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you can get the free CD at Wal-Mart its usually by the register.
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CDs are easily scratched and then Windows cannot read them and retrieve the data; if this is the problem you have, then you can use a CD data recovery tool called CDRoller which has a very good success rate\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/CDRoller/cdroller.html\nnot cheap but it does have a free trial\n\ntips: use the best quality cd-rs you can afford; make several copies and keep them safe; back up to an external usb hard drive; store your pics online with Flickr etc
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It is according to the program that was used to download them to the cd.  I had the same thing happen to me.  My grandchildrens cd full of pics would not open up.  I found out that  the pics were burned with Nero and I couldnt get anything to come up and I do not have Nero.   I found out that I have to unzip them one by one to open them and I am working on them right now at this moment to do so.  This could be your problem.
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Let's keep this simple...\nFirst of all , are they pictures on "paper" or are they digital photos?\n\nIf they are paper, first you will need to scan them or have them scanned to a digital format. (jpeg or jpg?). In that case, they will probably be given to you already on a CD.\n\nIf they are digital photos, you will need to download them from your camera to your PC. Let's assume you have that done already.\n\nThe easiest, simplest, most universally compatible way to make a CD of digital pictures is to use Microsoft Power Point. I bet it's already loaded on your machine!\n\nJust open Power Point, create a blank presentation and chose a blank slide for your presentation.\n\nInsert a single picture on each page.\n\nThen "Save As" a pps file (Power Point Slide show)\nand copy the pps file onto a CD.\n\nEasy, simple, will take you about 15 minutes for 20 or 30 pictures.\nMake as many copies of the CD as you want, or just e-mail the pps file to your friends. (Everybody loves cute baby pictures! )\nPlus you probably ALREADY have Power Point on your machine.\n\nI hope this helps!
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You Need a CD Writer and CD Recordable/Rewritable, the you need to install the appropriate software (like Nero 5) so that you can copy the pictures to your CD... If Your CD Drive is not a CD Writer you cant copy a pictures to your CD Drive, you need to buy one...
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well first you have got to install burning(copying) program like nero burner.then you hav to click on it and choose program to cd,then u put a cd in the cd ROM and then it will load and when it finishes,the things will be copying down to the cd
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If you have the cdand a cd burner pop it into the computer and some options are going to pop and press burn cd and it will walk you through the process
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Double-click on My Computer and then double-click on the letter that has the CD picture next to it.  It should open your CD and show you the information on it.
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ok...\nfirst you click the picture or pictures that you want (one at a time)\nthen\nyou wait\nand there is a screen\nand you take the screen and look for a button that says "download file"\nand you click that, then select OK on the pop up screen\nthen the picture will load onto your computer
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If you have a drive that copies cds and are doing a photo cd, get google's Picasa, it's  free and makes the job real easy, here's the link\nhttp://www.sleekbytes.com/picasa-google.htm