on Fri, 2 Feb 2007
19:11:43 -0800
> >>Error is: Unable to open XXXXX.JPG. (rc=5652)
> >>How do I determine what is missing on the systems that fail?
> >
> > An association? If you have JPG's associated, is the default
> > association to a program that won't open JPG's?
>
> Sorry, I left out a small detail. I want them to open with a double
> left click on the JPG object. If they will open then they can have
> thumbnails, and I then have all the power I need right on the DT. I
> don't want to acquire and run an app. Some systems will open them, some
> won't.
Click mouse button 2 on a .JPG file and then click mouse button 1 on the "open
as" arrow. The first program listed there is the default program to open when
the icon is double-clicked. To change it you need to remove the association
for the first program listed. You can then re-apply the association and it
will now appear as the last program to use. If the program you want to run
with a double click is still not the first program listed then do it again for
the now current top program listed.
--
Robert Blair
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