a couple years ago, i scan a couple of comics, cause i knew i would want to read them again, and burn them on a cd, back then (win98), i could just highlight the files i wanted to view and drag them into Internet Explorer and they would all load in order, but now (winme), when i do that, only one would load, so it's just a bunch of drag & drop. if someone could tell me how to edit my registry, configure IE 5.5, or something, it would be appreciated.
Irfanview was also my first thought here - lightning fast & it will cycle through all the files in a directory at the press of your spacebar (or turn of your mouse wheel) - fullscreen, zoomed, whatever.
thanks for the suggestion, but i rather stick with IE, i just don't want to download/install a new software just so i'd be able to view a jpeg the way IE should to able to (backspace to go to the next picture) there must be a fix, just like the time mspaint wouldn't accept jpeg/gif files.
well, just show in ie the directory three and browse to the folder of your pics.... but my god how can you see jpg with ie ??? irfan is free, light, has plenty of features and doesnt need installation.
i have no idea what that 1st line even suppose to mean. is that sarcasm? if not, drag & drop or other ways. i already said why i didn't want to use irfan.
Although, like the other contributers, I won't get it, why the hell you insist on using IE to view JPEG files and don't use IrfanView instead I will give you a little tip that might work. Just mark all JPEG files you want to "view" with IE and press ENTER - if your JPEG files are still associated with IE as the standard application then it should work. If not, open Windows Explorer and go to "Extras
Gerti is back! :))))) Nice... Like always, great postings and the best signatures on the internet :D . I would love to see all of your signatures on one place :) . Eh... Cheers, Mijo.
if there's one thing you should know about me, it's that i'm very stuburn, i like doing things my way, even if it's not the right way. i already know how to make a jpeg open with IE, the problem is that, for every picture i open, another IE open for it (ie. 20 pictures = 20 IE). why can't it be like it uses to be: 20 pictures, 1 IE
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