Its a little tricky if you have never done it before ,
Go to mycomputer/View ,folder options and File Types and then scroll through the list to you graphics type ,(you can fine the file type of your graphics by right clicking on a photo and checking its properties ) Click on Advanced and then make sure OPEN is highlited ,then go to EDIT,and you then need to scroll and look through the directory and find the Picture Viewers .EXE (should be in the C:\Windows ,Folder )file and clik it to use it ,make sure to OK your way back out so it saves the changes .You will need to do this with all the files tyes you want to change to be opened with Picture viewer .
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I went through the steps until you say to click on "advanced". There is no advanced to click on, also, how do I find the picture viewers .exe file?
Sorry I was using my memory, as i use WinXp and its a little different ,but when you go in hilite open , and then hit edit ,and then edit again ,and the browse ,to then browse through the windows directory and fine the EXE file for the viewer ,sorry I don't know where its at ,but you could do a search in Start /search file and folders .and search for *.exe and see if you fine the viewer one and if you do take not as to what folder is in !
Edit: I have a win98 machine here but i can't find picture viewer on it .Mind you i didn't look that hard !hehe ,My Teen Daughters computer ,my very impatient Daughter!
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As a precaution to this happening again when you install a program that you just want to try ,and you don't want it to take over all the different file type ,the program usuall asks what file types you want the program to use its always best to uncheck all ,or all but the file types associated with that program if you know them ,
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