It is not so much as a Netscape problem as a generic Microsoft programming
mentality. A lot of newly installed programs try to grab file associations for
any type of files that they support vaguely - e.g. real player would try to grab
MP3 files, M$ media player grabs any sound/movie files. So since Netscape
can *read* jpeg files, it takes association of any file which is of that
type, ignoring the fact that another (more appropriate) programs that can
read/write/modifies jpeg files exists on the system.
Anyway, the solution is to open any folder, choose "view -> option -> file type",
find the jpeg entry, and change it back to associate with photo editor. No need
to remove netscape or mozilla.
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, dilip <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
|> Hi,
|>
|> I downloaded Netscape 6. I now find that all JPEG images in the
|> computer have been converted into 'Mozilla JPEG Image Files". When I
|> save new images they are saved as Mozilla JPEG files. When I open them,
|>
|> they open in the N6 browser as a default, rather than in the Photo
|> Editor.
|>
|> I'm not much of a computer whizz, and would really appreciate if anyone
|> can tell me how to revert all my image files back to the JEPG format,
|> and how I can make new images saved as JPEG files.
|>
|> I wouldn't mind getting rid of Netscape 6 and Mozilla altogether.
|>
|> Thanks in advance for your help.
|>
|> Dilip
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