[Jessy Jules]

Hi
When receiving a jpg file, before saving it I look at it. When I double
click the email attachment it comes up with an error: The file does not have
a program associated with it for perfomring this action. Create an
association in the folder options control panel. (In the blue bar at the top
of this error, it has C:/ Documents & Settings/'My Name"/Local
Settings/Temporary Interent Files/Content IE5/udc -thats all I see). Did a
google on this and found a site where I downloaded a patch to fix the jpg
registry. Then I clicked on the jpg file in the email and a new message come
up. This action is only valid for products that are currently installed. MS
Knowledge article 893048 says to get a hotfix - which I did. Once hotfix
done it reverts bact to the first error message.

I have tried reassociating the jpg file in the folder option control panel
with different things but the error still occurs.

When I save the file to the hard drive it automatically loads and opens with
the program I had selected. In this case my Kodak Easyshare Software.
(Digital camera). I want all my pictures to open in this program.

I do recall at one stage deleting the jpg option in the folder option which
I now think has added to the problem and am regretting.

Any help would be great!!!
Jessy Jules
I am running Pentium 4, XP SP2 OE 6 and IE 6. All the latest.

[Kath Adams]

Jessy Jules wrote:
> Hi
> When receiving a jpg file, before saving it I look at it. When I
> double click the email attachment it comes up with an error: The file
> does not have a program associated with it for perfomring this
> action. Create an association in the folder options control panel.
> (In the blue bar at the top of this error, it has C:/ Documents &
> Settings/'My Name"/Local Settings/Temporary Interent Files/Content
> IE5/udc -thats all I see). Did a google on this and found a site
> where I downloaded a patch to fix the jpg registry. Then I clicked
> on the jpg file in the email and a new message come up. This action
> is only valid for products that are currently installed. MS
> Knowledge article 893048 says to get a hotfix - which I did. Once
> hotfix done it reverts bact to the first error message.
>
> I have tried reassociating the jpg file in the folder option control
> panel with different things but the error still occurs.
>
> When I save the file to the hard drive it automatically loads and
> opens with the program I had selected. In this case my Kodak
> Easyshare Software. (Digital camera). I want all my pictures to open
> in this program.
>
> I do recall at one stage deleting the jpg option in the folder option
> which I now think has added to the problem and am regretting.
>
> Any help would be great!!!
> Jessy Jules
> I am running Pentium 4, XP SP2 OE 6 and IE 6. All the latest.

See if anything at these links help with your problem.
http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/decode.htm

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=307859

--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (IE/OE)

[olivier boubchir]

salut jessy jules
"Jessy Jules" <JessyJules@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message
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> Hi
> When receiving a jpg file, before saving it I look at it. When I double
> click the email attachment it comes up with an error: The file does not
> have
> a program associated with it for perfomring this action. Create an
> association in the folder options control panel. (In the blue bar at the
> top
> of this error, it has C:/ Documents & Settings/'My Name"/Local
> Settings/Temporary Interent Files/Content IE5/udc -thats all I see). Did
> a
> google on this and found a site where I downloaded a patch to fix the jpg
> registry. Then I clicked on the jpg file in the email and a new message
> come
> up. This action is only valid for products that are currently installed.
> MS
> Knowledge article 893048 says to get a hotfix - which I did. Once hotfix
> done it reverts bact to the first error message.
>
> I have tried reassociating the jpg file in the folder option control panel
> with different things but the error still occurs.
>
> When I save the file to the hard drive it automatically loads and opens
> with
> the program I had selected. In this case my Kodak Easyshare Software.
> (Digital camera). I want all my pictures to open in this program.
>
> I do recall at one stage deleting the jpg option in the folder option
> which
> I now think has added to the problem and am regretting.
>
> Any help would be great!!!
> Jessy Jules
> I am running Pentium 4, XP SP2 OE 6 and IE 6. All the latest.
>