Henery said:
-- When I go to My Pictures my photo program default is no Apple
Quicktime. and I also have that problem with DAT and TIFF image that
do not work. I am trying to find out how to change a default setting
on any of my 3 phot programs I now have on my computer.
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FWIW...the issues you are experiencing
probably were caused by software that you
installed. Doing a System Restore to a time
before you installed it may clear up the issue.
I'm still unsure what your exact request is but
maybe the following info will be useful:
Have a look at this article:
(307859) HOW TO: Change File Associations
in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=307859
More info:
Try this...open an image folder and right click one
of your image files...from the menu, select...Open
With / Choose Program.
Make your choice from the list or Browse to the
correct program if it is not in the list.
If you want the default...choose..."Windows
Picture and Fax viewer"
Once you make your selection...be sure to check
the box that says: "Always use the selected program
to open this kind of file". (you will need to do this
for each format....jpg, .tif, .gif...etc.)
Also...you can right click an image and choose
Properties / Change Button...choose the program
you wish to use and click...OK / Apply / OK.
Also...in WinXP, you can go to...My Computer /
Tools / Folder Options / File Types tab...
And the following links may be useful:
Repair image file type associations in Windows XP
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/imgassofix.htm
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Also I still want to know if there is any way to
change those image file from DAT and TIFF
back to JPEG File.
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Maybe you could rename the .dat files to .jpg.
The .tif files can be opened in an editing program
and saved in a different format....file / save as.
--
John Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience
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