Problems with jpeg and ps7, very slow for file association how to disable?

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Jade

It seems photoshop 7 is causing me alot of heartache for open folder
with 100+ pics. Takes forever for it to associate the icon with each
file, even though I have associated jpeg with windows picture and fax
viewer.

Here is a solution I have found
"PROBLEM SOLVED:


Take any (Photoshop-associated) JPG icon in explorer, right-click on
it, select "Properties" from the context menu, then select the middle
tab named "Photoshop Image", uncheck "Generate Thumbnails" there -
that's it.


cheers from Vienna, Austria
hpb "


However this solution is for one picture. I have thousands of pictures,



how can I unclick this property for all of them at one time.
Furthermore...How do I prevent this from happening when I add more
pictures from my digital camera?


Can this be permanently disabled?
 
Jade said:
It seems photoshop 7 is causing me alot of heartache for
open folder with 100+ pics. Takes forever for it to
associate the icon with each file, even though I have
associated jpeg with windows picture and fax viewer.

Here is a solution I have found
"PROBLEM SOLVED:


Take any (Photoshop-associated) JPG icon in explorer,
right-click on it, select "Properties" from the context
menu, then select the middle tab named "Photoshop Image",
uncheck "Generate Thumbnails" there - that's it.


cheers from Vienna, Austria
hpb "


However this solution is for one picture. I have
thousands of pictures,



how can I unclick this property for all of them at one
time. Furthermore...How do I prevent this from happening
when I add more pictures from my digital camera?


Can this be permanently disabled?
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Your steps should be the fix....
the following info has worked for many users:

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Slow file thumbnail preview in Windows XP
with Photoshop installed

This is a problem when certain versions of
Photoshop are installed on Windows XP since
the thumbnail generation is handled by Photoshop
for certain types of files. We've noted this problem
with Photoshop 7 and Elements 2 specifically
but may affect other versions.

To fix this problem, right click on any file in your
explorer view, select Properties and you will find
a Photoshop Image tab menu. On this menu,
uncheck the Generate Thumbnails checkbox.

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John Inzer
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Thank you for your reply.
Is there anyway to do for multiple files at once? Or do I have to do it
manually for each file?
 
Jade said:
Thank you for your reply.
Is there anyway to do for multiple files at once? Or do I
have to do it manually for each file?
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That should do it for all files. After unchecking
the Generate Thumbnails checkbox did you
click...Apply / OK?

Maybe something else is slowing your system
down.

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John Inzer
MS Picture It! MVP

Please understand...this is not tech support.
We are simply volunteers who attempt to assist
folks who are having problems. What works for
us may not work for anyone else...

Good luck in solving your problem.

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It actually does unselect all jpegs.
It has fixed my problems. Guess my first day off the coffee wagon isnt
going so well, lol

thanks alot for your help, it is much appreciated.

Jade
 
Jade said:
It actually does unselect all jpegs.
It has fixed my problems. Guess my first day off the
coffee wagon isnt going so well, lol

thanks alot for your help, it is much appreciated.

Jade
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Excellent!

You're welcome and thanks for the update.

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John Inzer
MS Picture It! MVP

Please understand...this is not tech support.
We are simply volunteers who attempt to assist
folks who are having problems. What works for
us may not work for anyone else...

Good luck in solving your problem.

Digital Image
Highlights and FAQs
http://tinyurl.com/aczzp

Making Good Newsgroup Posts
http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
 
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