Re: Jpeg Folders open strangely
Thank you Yves.
Bob
Yves Alarie wrote:
> For PS
> Click on Tools and Folders option. Scroll down and check the box "Remember
> folder settings..
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> "Bob Williams" <mytbob@cox.nospam.net> wrote in message
> news:xsAgf.11461$xu.3322@fed1read01...
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>>John Inzer wrote:
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>>>Bob Williams wrote:
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>>>>>If reducing the Graphics Hardware Acceleration
>>>>>makes an improvement...it's almost a guarantee
>>>>>that the video driver is the problem.
>>>>>
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>>>>How do I adjust the Graphics Acceleration?
>>>>Bob
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>>>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.
>>>
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>>Reducing the speed of the Graphics Accelerator did not make any
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> difference.
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>>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
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