saving images from internet

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I used to be able to save images from the internet as jpeg files. Now the
only option it gives me to save is Art or Bitmap?

Also when i try to copy and paste the image (from nonrestricted sites such
as google) to My Pictures it says No preview available.

Can someone tell me how i can fix this?
 
pnaychique said:
I used to be able to save images from the internet as jpeg files. Now the
only option it gives me to save is Art or Bitmap?

Also when i try to copy and paste the image (from nonrestricted sites such
as google) to My Pictures it says No preview available.

Can someone tell me how i can fix this?
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pnaychique said:
I used to be able to save images from the internet as jpeg files. Now the
only option it gives me to save is Art or Bitmap?

Also when i try to copy and paste the image (from nonrestricted sites such
as google) to My Pictures it says No preview available.

Can someone tell me how i can fix this?
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Yves Alarie said:
Go to this page, bottom of the page and follow directions.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/newsgroupfaq.mspx




from teabug1: I am having the same problem; I have gone around it in a few circumstances by going to right click "save target as" then after that is saved in "pictures" I go back and try to save picture as" -- sometimes I can then save a jpg; but not always; it has been infuriating; I have tried to save in "Microsoft picture it", or "Windows viewer" but no luck; I am still trying to locate why this is happening;; other help from others???
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pnaychique said:
I used to be able to save images from the internet as jpeg files. Now the
only option it gives me to save is Art or Bitmap?

Also when i try to copy and paste the image (from nonrestricted sites such
as google) to My Pictures it says No preview available.

Can someone tell me how i can fix this?
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