Adobe PhotoShop Album Starter Edition 3

I downloaded and installed Adobe PhotoShop Album Starter Edition 3 and
this has changed all my jpg icons. How to revert back to my earlier
icons? Please guide.
dkb

dkb wrote:
> I downloaded and installed Adobe PhotoShop Album Starter Edition 3 and
> this has changed all my jpg icons. How to revert back to my earlier
> icons? Please guide.
> dkb

A lot of Graphics programs do this. It has happened to me many times. It
makes no difference to the pictures!
What has happened is that Adobe PS has probably made itself your default
viewer. To change back the icons to what they were, right click on one of
the icons in question and select Open With, don't stop there but go down the
menu to Choose Program, open the window and select the prograam whose icon
you want back (maybe Paint? You don't say) then tick the box which states
'Always use the selected program to open this kind of file.' This way you
can be in charge of whichever graphics program you wish normally to open
your files.
By the way, experience will soon teach you that Paint is about the worst
program to use for this!

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Sincerely,
Quilljar

Quilljar wrote:
> dkb wrote:
>
>>I downloaded and installed Adobe PhotoShop Album Starter Edition 3 and
>>this has changed all my jpg icons. How to revert back to my earlier
>>icons? Please guide.
>>dkb
>
>
> A lot of Graphics programs do this. It has happened to me many times. It
> makes no difference to the pictures!
> What has happened is that Adobe PS has probably made itself your default
> viewer. To change back the icons to what they were, right click on one of
> the icons in question and select Open With, don't stop there but go down the
> menu to Choose Program, open the window and select the prograam whose icon
> you want back (maybe Paint? You don't say) then tick the box which states
> 'Always use the selected program to open this kind of file.' This way you
> can be in charge of whichever graphics program you wish normally to open
> your files.
> By the way, experience will soon teach you that Paint is about the worst
> program to use for this!
>
Before posting I did the same and it would not accept Irfanview. Anyway
I tried the MS photo editor and it worked.
Thanks again for the response.