Outlook Icons

K

Kevin

I am using Office 2000 with Windows XP Home. Outlook shows jpg attachments
in email as Adobe Photoshop ImageReady icons, although I changed the
default program that opens this file type to Windows Picture and Fax
viewer.

How can I get the icons to display correctly in Outlook?

thanks Kevin
 
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"Kevin" wrote:

| I am using Office 2000 with Windows XP Home. Outlook shows jpg attachments
| in email as Adobe Photoshop ImageReady icons, although I changed the
| default program that opens this file type to Windows Picture and Fax
| viewer.
|
| How can I get the icons to display correctly in Outlook?
|
| thanks Kevin
 
R

Ramesh, MS-MVP

Hi Kevin,

Type this in Start, Run dialog:

regsvr32 shimgvw.dll

If that does not help, alter the defaulticon value via Folder Options, File
Types dialog or in the registry:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\<ProgID>\DefaultIcon

Which is usually the following:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\jpegfile\DefaultIcon
 
K

Kevin

Thanks Ramesh,

This only happens within Micoscoft Outlook 2000. If I click on an attached
file in Outlook, the correct program opens the file, which is Windows
Picture and Fax viewer, but the displayed icon is still for a previous
program used to open this type of file, in this case, Adobe Photoshop
ImageReady. There must be some way to reset the icons displayed in Outlook.

I tried posting this question to the Microsoft Office newsgroup, but didn't
get any useful help.

thanks! Kevin
 

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