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Guest franktee
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Also how is a photo with this particular notation able to be viewed?

Thanks for any helpful response.

Thanks in advance

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Guest Ken Blake, MVP
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Re: What does "img000#_#jpg is not a valid Win32 application" mean

 

On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 12:38:07 -0700, franktee

<franktee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> Also how is a photo with this particular notation able to be viewed?

> Thanks for any helpful response.

> Thanks in advance

 

 

Since that's not a standard name or notation, there's no answer to

your question. However, the file ends in jpg, and that *is* a standard

graphics extension. No guarantees, but you could try renaming it to

img000#_#.jpg and then try to view it.

 

Where did you get this file?

 

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Re: What does "img000#_#jpg is not a valid Win32 application" mean

 

Ken Blake, MVP wrote:

> On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 12:38:07 -0700, franktee

> <franktee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>

>> Also how is a photo with this particular notation able to be viewed?

>> Thanks for any helpful response.

>> Thanks in advance

>

>

> Since that's not a standard name or notation, there's no answer to

> your question. However, the file ends in jpg, and that *is* a standard

> graphics extension. No guarantees, but you could try renaming it to

> img000#_#.jpg and then try to view it.

>

> Where did you get this file?

>

 

Make sure that in Windows Explorer, on Tools menu, under Options, View,

you have UNchecked the box for "Hide extensions for known file types."

 

Depending on the answer to Ken's question, you might want to run that

file past your antivirus application before you do anything else with it.

 

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Guest Laughingstar~*
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Re: What does "img000#_#jpg is not a valid Win32 application" mean

 

That is what MS photos titles an unedited scan (with the number determined

by the owner in Properties), prior to editing the .jpg and saving it with

another title or same.

 

Laughinstar aka Puddintaine

 

"Ken Blake, MVP" <kblake@this.is.am.invalid.domain> wrote in message

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> On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 12:38:07 -0700, franktee

> <franktee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>

>> Also how is a photo with this particular notation able to be viewed?

>> Thanks for any helpful response.

>> Thanks in advance

>

>

> Since that's not a standard name or notation, there's no answer to

> your question. However, the file ends in jpg, and that *is* a standard

> graphics extension. No guarantees, but you could try renaming it to

> img000#_#.jpg and then try to view it.

>

> Where did you get this file?

>

> --

> Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP Windows - Shell/User

> Please Reply to the Newsgroup

Guest franktee
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RE: What does "img000#_#jpg is not a valid Win32 application" mean

 

Hi again

Problem solved. Was attempting to open Photos with wrong program, (In this

case Ulead Photo Explorer). Thanks for the helpful responses.

franktee

 

"franktee" wrote:

> Also how is a photo with this particular notation able to be viewed?

> Thanks for any helpful response.

> Thanks in advance

Guest franktee
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RE: What does "img000#_#jpg is not a valid Win32 application" mean

 

Sorry, I should have said "in this case Ulead Photo Explorer worked fine".

Was previously wrongly using "Photo Expert".

Thanks again

 

"franktee" wrote:

> Hi again

> Problem solved. Was attempting to open Photos with wrong program, (In this

> case Ulead Photo Explorer). Thanks for the helpful responses.

> franktee

>

> "franktee" wrote:

>

> > Also how is a photo with this particular notation able to be viewed?

> > Thanks for any helpful response.

> > Thanks in advance


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