On Tue, 13 May 2008 00:14:34 GMT, "Lothar" <noway@no.net> wrote:
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>"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message
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>> On Mon, 12 May 2008 19:12:07 -0400, "Lothar" <noway@no.net> wrote:
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>>>"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message
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>>>> On Mon, 12 May 2008 09:48:56 -0400, "Lothar" <noway@no.net> wrote:
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>>>>>When I save any kind of image file to my desktop (jpeg, gif etc..) the
>>>>>file
>>>>>wont open unless I put it in a folder first. I click on it and nothing
>>>>>happens. I try right click > open with > and nothing happens, they will
>>>>>only
>>>>>open if they are put in a folder. This problem only happens with image
>>>>>files, all other files open with no problems.
>>>>>I don't have SP1 installed on my Vista home premium.
>>>>>Thanks all
>>>>
>>>> Vista "security" trying to protect you from yourself. I tried dragging
>>>> several images to my desktop and they behaved as they should. So
>>>> probably another moronic UAC issue.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Thanks for the worthless non answer. I see from your posts that this is
>>>not
>>>unusual for you.[/color]
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>> Don't get snotty with me because you're too stupid to know how to drag
>> a image to your desktop.
>>
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>Boy you are worthless.
>My fix had nothing to do with what you proposed or dragging and dropping.
>If had read my original post and follow up, you would know that.[/color]

Want me to change your diapers next? Learn how to read ingrate. I said
I could drag and drop to my desktop and open files as you explained. I
did that to see if I could duplicate your problem. I don't have a
cluttered desktop like you must have. Only a doofus would put a bunch
of images and folders on his desktop. It's my fault you corrupted a
file I guess, maybe you need to get a snoot full of booze with Frank.
Windows can act up form hundreds of different reasons.

Your ability to express yourself is obviously very limited.