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From: Steve on 12 Nov 2008 18:24 Thanks Rick but that applies to XP as far as I can see, it's all different in Vista. Got me excited for a while though. Steve "Rick" <rsimon(a)cris.com> wrote in message news:Xns9B54B3FF3636Brlsomewhere(a)74.209.136.91... > "Steve" <thegower(a)ntlworld.com> wrote in > news:2CISk.46431$me2.24336(a)newsfe11.ams2: > >> Well thanks Guys for your input, I'm happy to know that it can be >> done. I just want to be able to open a pic, then go to another file > > > Try this: > > http://campratty.com/1faq/faqpages/b3.html#anchor65788 > > > > -- > Rick Simon rsimon(a)cris.com > > Include "spam(trap)key" somewhere in the > body of any email to avoid spam filters.
From: Rick on 12 Nov 2008 21:38 "Steve" <thegower(a)ntlworld.com> wrote in news:kzJSk.20491$AB7.194(a)newsfe09.ams2: > Thanks Rick but that applies to XP as far as I can see, it's all > different in Vista. Got me excited for a while though. Oops! Sorry about that. That's what I get for breezing through this NG without really reading things through. I simply saw what used to be a fairly common complaint and dug up a reference to a fix. Completely blew by the fact that you were using Vista. As far as I know, I think your best recourse is to follow the other suggestions in this thread and change your work flow. Open PSP7 first (by itself or by double-clicking one .jpg file). Then instead of clicking on subsequent files, drag them onto the PSP button on your taskbar. Or use PSP's browser. Sorry about any confusion I may have caused. I quit monitoring the Corel NG's a while back, I suppose it's time I unsubbed this one as while. -- Rick Simon rsimon(a)cris.com Include "spam(trap)key" somewhere in the body of any email to avoid spam filters.
From: Tim on 13 Nov 2008 08:56 Steve wrote: > Hi, I have PSP 7 and when I click a JPG it would open a PSP page, > then when I click another one it would open on the same page as the > first and so on. I used to be able to have all images open in one > page which is great for cloning and so on. Now I have Vista,every > time I click a file, it opens in a seperate page. I cannot set Vista > open them all in one page as I used to in XP, God how I hate Vista. > please help. Many thanks, Steve. Go to http://www.winhelponline.com/articles/105/1/File-association-fixes-for-Windows-Vista.html, and download the file association fix for JPGs. Unzip it and double click on it to run it. This will return the JPG enties in the registry to their defaults. Now open PSP 7 and go to File > Preferences > File Format Associations and select the JPG filetype. Another possible fix is to go to File > Preferences > File Format Associations and click the "Remove All" button and then "OK". Close and re-open PSP 7 and select the file types you want (in File > Preferences > File Format Associations again). -- Tim
From: Steve on 13 Nov 2008 17:58
Guys, what can I say ? Many thanks to you all. Tim's answer did the trick. I did try and do it without the download Tim but failed, then downloaded the file and did as you said and now I am really happy as it works a treat. Many Many thanks for your help guys, what a great bunch. Steve (Swansea Wales UK) "Tim" <timmorr64(a)XremoveXhotmail.com> wrote in message news:7mWSk.159949$f64.128039(a)fe05.news.easynews.com... > Steve wrote: >> Hi, I have PSP 7 and when I click a JPG it would open a PSP page, >> then when I click another one it would open on the same page as the >> first and so on. I used to be able to have all images open in one >> page which is great for cloning and so on. Now I have Vista,every >> time I click a file, it opens in a seperate page. I cannot set Vista >> open them all in one page as I used to in XP, God how I hate Vista. >> please help. Many thanks, Steve. > > > Go to > http://www.winhelponline.com/articles/105/1/File-association-fixes-for-Windows-Vista.html, > and download the file association fix for JPGs. Unzip it and double click > on it to run it. This will return the JPG enties in the registry to their > defaults. > Now open PSP 7 and go to File > Preferences > File Format Associations and > select the JPG filetype. > > Another possible fix is to go to File > Preferences > File Format > Associations and click the "Remove All" button and then "OK". Close and > re-open PSP 7 and select the file types you want (in File > Preferences > > File Format Associations again). > > -- > Tim > |