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Kirk
I am trying to use the built-in "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer" (or
ACDSee) to view TIF files located on our internal network. I try to
view the file by clicking a link like this:
ftp://172.105.96.213/Eng/Assembly/CAEA___AN.tif
....but I always just get the image placeholder (square/circle/cone).
I know that the file exists, because if I go up one folder, I can see
the list of files (there are several in the "Assembly" folder shown in
my example). If I double-click any TIF file in this list, I get the
same result.
I know I can view these files, because if I copy one of the TIF files
to my desktop and double-click on it, it opens fine in my viewer
(ACDSee).
I even changed my computer's setting so that TIF files were opened by
the "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer", and got the same results: image
placholder on FTP file and opens OK on my desktop. All the other
computers in our company can view this TIF files fine, so I would
think it is something wrong with my particular computer (?).
I would appreciate any suggestions anyone might have!
Thank you.
ACDSee) to view TIF files located on our internal network. I try to
view the file by clicking a link like this:
ftp://172.105.96.213/Eng/Assembly/CAEA___AN.tif
....but I always just get the image placeholder (square/circle/cone).
I know that the file exists, because if I go up one folder, I can see
the list of files (there are several in the "Assembly" folder shown in
my example). If I double-click any TIF file in this list, I get the
same result.
I know I can view these files, because if I copy one of the TIF files
to my desktop and double-click on it, it opens fine in my viewer
(ACDSee).
I even changed my computer's setting so that TIF files were opened by
the "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer", and got the same results: image
placholder on FTP file and opens OK on my desktop. All the other
computers in our company can view this TIF files fine, so I would
think it is something wrong with my particular computer (?).
I would appreciate any suggestions anyone might have!
Thank you.