A+P said:
Hi John,
Nope, unfortunately that did not work. The succeeded prompt did come
on. But I still cannot select the image files from Windows Explorer,
File|Print to get the Photo Printing Wizard. Now the print job just
goes directly to the defaul printer.
Paul
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What happens if you open an image in
Windows Picture and Fax Viewer and then
type...Ctrl+P? (It should launch the Photo
Printing Wizard)
And maybe you need to reset your image
associations:
(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
Maybe the following articles will offer something
useful:
(308028) Resources for Troubleshooting
Printing Problems in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308028
(314085) Troubleshooting General Printing
Problems in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=314085
(314073) How to Troubleshoot Network
Printing Problems in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=314073
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