Pictures folder suddenly a Big secret???

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GodZilla

Hi gang,

I now have an ever increasing amount of photos on my PC due to the fac
that I have a new guide dog. Anyway, until the last few months, whe
opening the Pictures folder I was able to preview each picture/photo a
a glance - using Windows Photo Gallery - without having to double-clic
on any one in particular, before being able to see the photo.

Now unfortunately, for some unknown reason, I am only able to see th
filename of each picture/photo with some sort of cover - presumably
Vista-ism that is no help at all!!

Does anyone know which setting previews each picture/photo when viewe
as Large Icons?

Many thanks,
Chri
 
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philo

GodZilla said:
Hi gang,

I now have an ever increasing amount of photos on my PC due to the fact
that I have a new guide dog. Anyway, until the last few months, when
opening the Pictures folder I was able to preview each picture/photo at
a glance - using Windows Photo Gallery - without having to double-click
on any one in particular, before being able to see the photo.

Now unfortunately, for some unknown reason, I am only able to see the
filename of each picture/photo with some sort of cover - presumably a
Vista-ism that is no help at all!!

Does anyone know which setting previews each picture/photo when viewed
as Large Icons?

Many thanks,
Chris


Your post is a bit confusing...
if you have a guide dog, then I'm assuming you are blind.

If so, why are you trying to look at pictures...
what kind of cover are you talking about?
 
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Don Varnau

Hi,
In Control Panel> Folder Options> View, uncheck "Always show icons, never
thumbnails."

Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]
 
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philo

Allen said:
You are a total idiot if you think that a person with a guide dog i
totally and completely blind; have you never heard the expression
"visually impaired"?


Yes. I know a number of visually impaired people and they do not use
guide dogs...the people who use them are those who cannot see
 
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philo

Allen said:
There is a regular poster on one of the digital photography ngs who
posts pictures of -- his guide dog! Plonk, as they say.
Allen


Yes I pretty much assumed the OP was a troll...

As I mentioned...I know quite a few people who are legally blind...
but none of them need guide dogs.

If one can see well enough to do photography a guide dog is not necessary
 
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Bill Yanaire

PencilState said:
Yes.
My guide dog runs into walls, and tries to mate with cats.
I hope its really a dog.
It feels like one.

You must have an Open Source guide dog. Purchase a new guide dog from
Microsoft.
 
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Bill Yanaire

Don Varnau said:
Hi,
In Control Panel> Folder Options> View, uncheck "Always show icons, never
thumbnails."

Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]

I hope the guide dog can do it.
 

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