have picture cant open has red x in up left corner?
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Across the toolbar .. just up from the message it should say "click here to download images"
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The red x that shows up when you see an image means that the physical location to that image is not valid. If it's your own image then you need to look at the path because its wrong, otherwise if its someone elses image on a website they would need to fix it themselves.
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Because the picture could be a virus and if it is renamed\n(for example: goosepic.jpg rename to goosepic.exe. The goosepic.exe, when run could be a virus.) it could be a virus!\n\nSorry! The only way to overcome this problem is if you make your pictures smaller. \nOpen Paint by click on Start > Programs > Accessories > Paint and then open your image.\nThen at the top of the window, click on Image and a menu will drop down, click on Stretch/Skew. In the stretch section make the numbers which are now 100 for both of them change it to any number below 100. Once a reasonable size save it as JPEG file format and if it says it will lose colour save it as BMP and if you have got Microsoft Photo Editor change it to JPEG.\nJPEG means the file is smaller.\n\nGood Luck!
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alt + PrtScr(print screen) then paste into what ever image editing software you have then you can cut it out.\nOh, and make sure that, that is the active window other wise it doesn't work.\nI also realized that you could be trying to get what ever it's playing, but I'm sorry to say that as far as I know that doesn't work, and you'll have to have special software to do it. If you use printscreen it saves the boarder but not the actual play area.
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try this one first\nLocal>Disk>From Image\n\n:> peace
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Just right click on that X and click on Show Picture from the menu
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bottom right hand corner of screen right click on icon to close it down
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Can you open these pictures with Irfanview (google for this free utility) ?\n\nWhere have the images come from ? Maybe they got broken during transfer or transmission.\n\nIt does not follow that everything is fine just because anti-virus can't find anything wrong.
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You can also move the cursor over the banner, right click and select "Copy Image Location".  Hope it works
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your image file 'open with' settings is changed. Explore my computer, select any image, Press Shift + Right button, now the open with menu comes, Select Open with IE , ALso select 'always use this program..." ..
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Re-Download it as the correct file type?\nTry changing the files properties with regard to what it opens with?\n\nThats all I can come up with! =(
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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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left click on picture....it gives you options...save as whatever whereever
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Scan it lengthways, then rotate the image once its on your pc. Windows default program for opening picturers (could be called Windows Fax and Photo viewer) has a little icon on the bottom that shows a clockwise and anti-clockwise rotation, just click that.\nIf its too big to fit that way then you may have to look at scanning it in 2 parts and attempting to use photoshop or the like to "join" the image together again. Other then that get access to a photocopier with a built in scanner and copy the image that way and save the output. Most shops that offer printing services offer this service as well.
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There's two answers to this problem. 10% of the time your computer has trouble loading the picture, and you can merely right click on the X and click on "Show Picture" and then it will load. 90% of the time your computer simply can't find the picture where it was supposed to be, and there's nothing you can ever do to fix that. Perhaps the pictures were supposed to be in an attachment, perhaps their weblink was taken down, for whatever reason your computer can't find them and you're just screwed.
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yeah, maybe run a virus / spyware scan and if that doesnt help try reformatting it.
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IF the icon is a red "X" then the picture can't be opened as it is either not properly attached or missing.  Your ISP or email software may have dropped it off of the email thinking it was a virus file.\n\nIf the picture is still attached it might show as a red "X" and be an email attachment which you can open separate.  Many web based emails do this.