 Sheila L. Llewellyn |
Quick Time I was trying to post a picture to e-bay when it came back and said that the photo was not in a recognizable format. I went into My Pictures and all of my jpeg files had turned to Quick Time. I have no idea what is going on and I hope that someone has an answer! I tried resaving a file as jpeg, it saved, but when it showed up it was Quick Time again. Any and all help is appreciated! Sheila
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W. |
What application are you using, Sheila? Have you checked its preferences?
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Sheila L. Llewellyn |
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W. |
Looks like Corel is using a lock-in strategy (which backfires...). How about opening those images in another graphical application and then saving them as JPG?
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Sheila L. Llewellyn |
That's where the confusion comes in, I open them in Photoshop, as always, then save them as JPEG and they still show up as Corel Snapfire. I've never used Snapfire. Sigh
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Are you saying Corel isn't even installed on your machine?
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Sheila L. Llewellyn |
It is installed. And I think that is why it is opening in Corel now. The original problem was that they were showing as Quick Time files so I uninstalled Quick Time. Then they showed up as Corel Snapfire.
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Sheila L. Llewellyn |
I FOUND IT!!! I opened my Control Panel and did the File Type search and for each TIF and JPEG file I put Windows Viewer as the application. All files are back to normal. Thank you for putting me on the right track!
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