I like to use Paint Shop Pro. This application associates itself with all of the popular image formats and it has a "browse" feature that shows you thumbnails of all of the images in any given directory.
You can download an evaluation copy at: www.jasc.com You could also try "Thumbs Plus", it has a similar browse feature. An evaluation download can be found at: http://www.cerious.com/download.shtml You could also try just searching for an image program at www.download.com. They have shareware available as well as freeware. Gary > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On > Behalf Of Ronn Blankenship > Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 3:07 PM > To: Brin-L > Subject: Another irregulars question > > > Hi, all, > > I thought this should be easy, but it has turned into a pain. > > I have a lot of pictures I have downloaded from the Internet or > gotten from > other sources to use in class, which are in various formats, i.e., .gif, > .jpg, etc. I also have a number of programs for viewing and editing > graphic files. Somehow it seems that every different type of > graphic file > has become associated with a different program. This is of course untidy > at best. I tried the method of Start Button > Settings > Folder > Options > > File Types, then selecting each file type, selecting "Edit", then > assigning > each one to the same image viewing program. It worked for some; others > still come up the way they did (that I don't want). Anyone have any > suggestions for changing the program used to open a certain file > type? (BTW, this is in Win 98.) Let me know if you need more details (I > didn't want to bore everyone with more). > > Thanks. > > > -- Ronn! :) > > God bless America, > Land that I love! > Stand beside her, and guide her > Thru the night with a light from above. > From the mountains, to the prairies, > To the oceans, white with foam� > God bless America! > My home, sweet home. > > -- Irving Berlin (1888-1989) > >
