Too Many .jpg File Types???

Hello.

When I am in Windows Explorer, and do View-Folder Optiond-File Types, it
seems like there are too many File Types for .jpg files. There are 4
and I have Attached the dialog box. It seems like to me there should be
one.

Can you explain this to me.

Thanks.

Jeff Turner

Gates Mills, Ohio

Look at all of the four, see if they cover the same extensions?
You can then edit the file type, and edit the program used for the =
"open" action. Internet Explorer will work for .jpg files (although =
under "JPEG file" there could be some more extensions, not all of which =
IE might be able to handle). You can specify whichever program you would =
like.
Also, perhaps you have not properly uninstalled the program =
"pictureviewer.exe"?


"Jeff Turner" wrote in message =
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Hello.
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When I am in Windows Explorer, and do View-Folder Optiond-File =
Types, it
seems like there are too many File Types for .jpg files. There =
are 4
and I have Attached the dialog box. It seems like to me there should =
be
one.
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Can you explain this to me.
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Thanks.
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Jeff Turner
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Gates Mills, Ohio
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file name descriptions are added by software as it creates links, the actual
extensions need not be jpg they could be jpeg jpg jng. If the graphic program
you have installed is not well constructed they could even be called 'jpeg
files' but be .bmp .gif .jpg ANYthing.
when installing Irfanview all the supported image types are changed to
"Irfanview ??? file" where ??? is the actual extension, a much easier thing to
follow, suggest You try it
www.irfanview.com

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"Jeff Turner" wrote in message
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| Hello.
|
| When I am in Windows Explorer, and do View-Folder Optiond-File Types, it
| seems like there are too many File Types for .jpg files. There are 4
| and I have Attached the dialog box. It seems like to me there should be
| one.
|
| Can you explain this to me.
|
| Thanks.
|
| Jeff Turner
|
| Gates Mills, Ohio
|
|
|

Ivan,

THANKS, I WILL TRY.

Jeff Turner

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"Ivan Bútora" wrote in message
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Look at all of the four, see if they cover the same extensions?
You can then edit the file type, and edit the program used for the "open"
action. Internet Explorer will work for .jpg files (although under "JPEG
file" there could be some more extensions, not all of which IE might be able
to handle). You can specify whichever program you would like.
Also, perhaps you have not properly uninstalled the program
"pictureviewer.exe"?


"Jeff Turner" wrote in message
...
Hello.

When I am in Windows Explorer, and do View-Folder Optiond-File Types, it
seems like there are too many File Types for .jpg files. There are 4
and I have Attached the dialog box. It seems like to me there should be
one.

Can you explain this to me.

Thanks.

Jeff Turner

Gates Mills, Ohio

Bob,

THANKS.

Jeff Turner

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"AlmostBob" wrote in message
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file name descriptions are added by software as it creates links, the
actual
extensions need not be jpg they could be jpeg jpg jng. If the graphic
program
you have installed is not well constructed they could even be called 'jpeg
files' but be .bmp .gif .jpg ANYthing.
when installing Irfanview all the supported image types are changed to
"Irfanview ??? file" where ??? is the actual extension, a much easier
thing to
follow, suggest You try it
www.irfanview.com

--
Adaware http://www.lavasoft.de
spybot http://security.kolla.de
AVG free antivirus http://www.grisoft.com
Etrust/Vet/CA.online Antivirus scan
http://www3.ca.com/securityadvisor/virusinfo/scan.aspx
Panda online AntiVirus scan http://www.pandasoftware.com/ActiveScan/
Catalog of removal tools http://www.pandasoftware.com/download/utilities/
Blocking Unwanted Parasites with a Hosts file
http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm
links provided as a courtesy, read all instructions on the pages before
use
Grateful thanks to the authors/webmasters

"Jeff Turner" wrote in message
...
| Hello.
|
| When I am in Windows Explorer, and do View-Folder Optiond-File Types,
it
| seems like there are too many File Types for .jpg files. There are
4
| and I have Attached the dialog box. It seems like to me there should be
| one.
|
| Can you explain this to me.
|
| Thanks.
|
| Jeff Turner
|
| Gates Mills, Ohio
|
|
|

Ivan,

Do you know how I can get the program PictureViewer.exe?

It is really weird, they do not have the same extensions. The extensions
are jpeg jpg jpe and jfif ??

I looked on Microsoft Downloads, and could not see it?

Thanks.

Jeff Turner

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"Ivan Bútora" wrote in message
...
Look at all of the four, see if they cover the same extensions?
You can then edit the file type, and edit the program used for the "open"
action. Internet Explorer will work for .jpg files (although under "JPEG
file" there could be some more extensions, not all of which IE might be able
to handle). You can specify whichever program you would like.
Also, perhaps you have not properly uninstalled the program
"pictureviewer.exe"?


"Jeff Turner" wrote in message
...
Hello.

When I am in Windows Explorer, and do View-Folder Optiond-File Types, it
seems like there are too many File Types for .jpg files. There are 4
and I have Attached the dialog box. It seems like to me there should be
one.

Can you explain this to me.

Thanks.

Jeff Turner

Gates Mills, Ohio