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Orginally posted by Mohanjeet
PChopra
Thanks it worked ...!
I am glad that the link helped.
In fact most of the times we can find answers to most of our computer problems by searching in Google as most of other computer users also face similar problems and ask these questions on various forums which a good search engine can find for us.
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Pramod Chopra
Senior Mortgage Consultant
Mortgage Alliance Company of Canada
i have windows 2000 ,when i take my cursor on a image it shows up with a small toolbar with options such as save print etc on saving such a picture and again opening it doesnt work it asks specificly which programe u want it to open up with , What programe should be given and can it be made a default so that it doesn't ask every time ..?
I did try on Google PChopra
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Orginally posted by Mohanjeet
i have windows 2000 ,when i take my cursor on a image it shows up with a small toolbar with options such as save print etc on saving such a picture and again opening it doesnt work it asks specificly which programe u want it to open up with , What programe should be given and can it be made a default so that it doesn't ask every time ..?
I did try on Google PChopra
Windows 2000 has an imaging program which I believe is called 'Kodak Imaging' which could be used to open jpeg. and tiff. files etc. When it asks you which program to use, it opens a window wherein you can scroll and see this imaging program and click the same. To make this program your default option, you can tick mark the box where it asks 'Always use the selected program to open this kind of file'.
I hope it helps.
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Pramod Chopra
Senior Mortgage Consultant
Mortgage Alliance Company of Canada
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Orginally posted by Mohanjeet
i have windows 2000 ,when i take my cursor on a image it shows up with a small toolbar with options such as save print etc on saving such a picture and again opening it doesnt work it asks specificly which programe u want it to open up with , What programe should be given and can it be made a default so that it doesn't ask every time ..?
I did try on Google PChopra
microsoft Paint and Internet explorer that come with win2k can open jpeg files. Paint can open Tiffs and other formats tooo. So if you dont hav another image editing prog just choose one of the above 2 from the list.
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In fact i got to open it with Image there was no Kodak Imaging ,it didnt work with Paint . Thanks
I have one more problem although two were solved quickly curtsey CD'S my couputer freezes as soon as i start to scroll down the page and after 5 seconds it goes off ,i have nortan antivirus ran the update and then cleaned no virus found but the problem persists any remedy.
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Orginally posted by Mohanjeet
In fact i got to open it with Image there was no Kodak Imaging ,it didnt work with Paint . Thanks
I have one more problem although two were solved quickly curtsey CD'S my couputer freezes as soon as i start to scroll down the page and after 5 seconds it goes off ,i have nortan antivirus ran the update and then cleaned no virus found but the problem persists any remedy.
I am not a computer expert but would try some 'hit and trial' methods which I have learned after my own experiences over a period of time.
BTW, Was this problem there earlier or started after you increased the size of your virtual memory?
Any ways, let us have specs of your computers such as:
RAM
HARD DISK SIZE
PROCESSOR SPEED etc.
As this problem could be because of a single or a combination of factors.
If the RAM is small and you are trying to run a number of programs or big programs simultaneously, this problem can occur.
May be the disk (hard drive) has not enough empty space left (is nearly full) or needs defragmentation.
You may not have a virus but could have a number of spywares running in back ground which makes the computer slow and sometime leads to crash.
Your start up menu opens a lots of program which you may not be using but they also take up a lot of memory space.
In the meantime you could try emptying your recycle bin, delete your temp files and temporary internet files and defragment your hard drive which may improve the space and speed of your computer and can also download 'ADAWARE' (its a free program) and see if you have spyware on your computer. You can also try another free download 'SPYBOT' Search & Destroy' and see if it helps improving your computer speed.
Good Luck
Hope this helps.
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Pramod Chopra
Senior Mortgage Consultant
Mortgage Alliance Company of Canada
Location: in the heart of Mrs Saga
Posted on: 04-02-05 09:09:41
Wow Mr Pramod, looks like you are diversifying your areas of expertise
Great IT support you've shown up here! 
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