The install finished with no complaints, but I don't find a
new shortcut in the XPpro SP2 Start menu, nor can I find an
executable in C:\Program Files\Pro Imaging
Powertoys\Microsoft RAW Image Thumbnailer and Viewer for
Windows XP\. MRITVWXP appears in add/remove programs where,
after disabling antivirus and firewall, I reinstalled it by
clicking the repair button. This failed to solve the
problem. Any suggestions?
--David

David Ellis wrote:
> The install finished with no complaints, but I don't find
> a new shortcut in the XPpro SP2 Start menu, nor can I
> find an executable in C:\Program Files\Pro Imaging
> Powertoys\Microsoft RAW Image Thumbnailer and Viewer for
> Windows XP\. MRITVWXP appears in add/remove programs
> where, after disabling antivirus and firewall, I
> reinstalled it by clicking the repair button. This failed
> to solve the problem. Any suggestions?
> --David
========================================
Try right clicking a Canon or Nikon RAW file
and from the menu...choose / Open With /
Microsoft RAW Image Viewer.

Maybe the following links will offer some ideas:

Whitepaper: Viewing and Organizing
RAW Images in Windows XP
http://tinyurl.com/cwpq5

Microsoft RAW image thumbnailer and
viewer for Windows XP
http://www.dcviews.com/press/Microsoft-RAW-Viewer.htm

--

John Inzer
MS Picture It! MVP
How to ask a newsgroup question:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375

John Inzer wrote:
> David Ellis wrote:
>
>> The install finished with no complaints, but I don't find
>> a new shortcut in the XPpro SP2 Start menu, nor can I
>> find an executable in C:\Program Files\Pro Imaging
>> Powertoys\Microsoft RAW Image Thumbnailer and Viewer for
>> Windows XP\. MRITVWXP appears in add/remove programs
>> where, after disabling antivirus and firewall, I
>> reinstalled it by clicking the repair button. This failed
>> to solve the problem. Any suggestions?
>> --David
>
> ========================================
> Try right clicking a Canon or Nikon RAW file and from the menu...choose
> / Open With / Microsoft RAW Image Viewer.
>
> Maybe the following links will offer some ideas:
>
> Whitepaper: Viewing and Organizing
> RAW Images in Windows XP
> http://tinyurl.com/cwpq5
>
> Microsoft RAW image thumbnailer and viewer for Windows XP
> http://www.dcviews.com/press/Microsoft-RAW-Viewer.htm

Program found. Thank you. I can't recall, in recent years,
an application so well hidden. It gives new meaning to
stealth technology. :=)