John Inzer wrote:
> Bob Williams wrote:
>
>>> If reducing the Graphics Hardware Acceleration
>>> makes an improvement...it's almost a guarantee
>>> that the video driver is the problem.
>>>
>> How do I adjust the Graphics Acceleration?
>> Bob
>
> =================================
> Reduce Video Hardware Acceleration in Windows XP
>
> Microsoft Windows XP
> 1.. Click Start, and then click Control Panel.
> 2.. Double-click Display.
> 3.. Click the Settings tab, and then click Advanced.
> 4.. Click the Troubleshooting tab, and then move the Hardware
> Acceleration slider until it is one notch to the right of None (the
> Basic acceleration setting).
> 5.. Click OK, and then click Close.
> 6.. If you are prompted to restart the computer, click Yes.
>
Reducing the speed of the Graphics Accelerator did not make any difference.
The problem persists.
Now here is where it really gets bizarre.
The folders that were opening strangely were in "MY PICTURES"
(A Sub Folder of MY DOCUMENTS).
I copied the contents of one of the folders in MY PICTURES to a New
Folder on my desktop. The images opened normally.
Is there something about the MY PICTURES folder that makes it different
from a plain vanilla folder that I create on my desktop?
The saga continues!
Bob Williams
P.S. How do I tell Windows that when I open a folder, I want to VIEW it
in the same mode as it was when I closed it?
Bob