Submitted by ajr on 2010/01/02 00:21
 I've added links to a number of jpg files that display properly in the HTML pane, but I've come across a couple that don't.  As far as I can tell, the format of the images and items is identical to the ones which display properly.  These jpgs have all been saved to a local folder.
 
The jpgs in question:
 

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Hi,
 
Your links are web pages not jpegs. I need more info (what part was captured, how, etc)
 

ajr

2010/01/06 05:42

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I saved the image in the slideshow, the photo of the letter, to my hard drive by right clicking and "saving as".  After creating a new item, I went to the HTML pane and tried to open that file.  No picture would show in the HTML pane, only a small box with a red 'X'.

Tom

2010/01/06 08:22

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[quote=ajr]
I saved the image in the slideshow, the photo of the letter, to my hard drive by right clicking and "saving as".  After creating a new item, I went to the HTML pane and tried to open that file.  No picture would show in the HTML pane, only a small box with a red 'X'.
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Are the saved jpegs readable by other software?
I have no trouble here opening a jpeg from the harddrive - but I havent done it much
 
I had a go at the first linked there - it didnt work
 
maybe to do with the file name (?) -
silver-lake-to-suicide-rare-photos-and-letters-from-jonestown-victims.2665931.56.jpg
note the periods towards the end before the extension
 
[edit] not to do with those dots either - I removed the numbers & extra dots & it still doesnt show so cant help any more [/edit]
 

ajr

2010/01/06 14:55

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 I can open the files with an image viewer like XnView. And it isn't the file name, I gave the file a new, simple name before trying to open it.
 
I've linked a number of images, many with the same file extension (.jpg), but these two don't want to show.

Tom

2010/01/06 15:20

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[quote=ajr]
 I can open the files with an image viewer like XnView. And it isn't the file name, I gave the file a new, simple name before trying to open it.
 
I've linked a number of images, many with the same file extension (.jpg), but these two don't want to show.
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my older version of photoshop cant open it either (I normally have no problems with jpegs from other sources) - so it is something to do with format - maybe it's some newer type of jpeg?

Internally, IE is used to view / edit. Can the image be opened in IE ?
 

ajr

2010/01/06 17:41

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 That's the problem.  The image can not be seen in IE.  I'm sure MicroSoft is getting right on that...