grayrest wrote:
> It probably happened in the installation process, I know that mozilla > doesn't do that when it installs, but anyway. (assuming you're in windows) Mozilla probably did take it during installation and it should in my opinion. In my experience, most people don't really have a good program for displaying jpegs on Windows except for Photoshop which is overkill if you just want to view it and IE. So either jpeg is unassociated when Mozilla installs in which case it should take it since it can handle it, or else it is associated with IE in which case when you make Mozilla the default browser it should take all the file types currently handled by IE or another browser that it can handle.
