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Not a big problem--just a bit of a nuisance:
I upgraded to IE 6 (from 5.5) last year and found that when saving JPGs 6
automatically adds the file extension as "JPEG." Because I have viewers
that don't recognize that version of the extension I must manually change
them all. Is there some setting somewhere I can adjust to make IE6 save as
I upgraded to IE 6 (from 5.5) last year and found that when saving JPGs 6
automatically adds the file extension as "JPEG." Because I have viewers
that don't recognize that version of the extension I must manually change
them all. Is there some setting somewhere I can adjust to make IE6 save as
0 comments caroloyl | News |
Hi,
It's free but...
1. It's time limited. The current image expires sometime in "early"
September 2008. A new image will probably be released at that time.
2. They're large downloads.
3. There's a bit of a learning curve.
You can download and install a Virtual PC Image of
IE6-XP SP2, IE7-XP SP3, IE8-XP SP2 or IE7-Vista from
It's free but...
1. It's time limited. The current image expires sometime in "early"
September 2008. A new image will probably be released at that time.
2. They're large downloads.
3. There's a bit of a learning curve.
You can download and install a Virtual PC Image of
IE6-XP SP2, IE7-XP SP3, IE8-XP SP2 or IE7-Vista from
0 comments microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6.browser Google Group | News |