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Kodak not so easyshare
I just purchased the Kodak p850. (I have always had Canons previously.)
I installed their software and ran into a problem with opening attachments in email. I checked to see if a certain photo was in the email I sent. I clicked on the attachment icon on the right side to view the picture full screen and this came up... "This file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action. Create an association in the folders options control panel." I had always been able to view the photos in the windows picture and fax viewer. This would automatically run. I contacted Kodak and they told me this was not a Kodak software problem and therefore provided no help. I therefore uninstalled the software and use another program to download my photos. If I wanted to use the Kodak software, what would I have to do to create "an association in the folders options control panel." There are many different things to choose from. Thanks! |
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"Nemo" wrote in message oups.com... I just purchased the Kodak p850. (I have always had Canons previously.) I installed their software and ran into a problem with opening attachments in email. I checked to see if a certain photo was in the email I sent. I clicked on the attachment icon on the right side to view the picture full screen and this came up... "This file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action. Create an association in the folders options control panel." I had always been able to view the photos in the windows picture and fax viewer. This would automatically run. I contacted Kodak and they told me this was not a Kodak software problem and therefore provided no help. I therefore uninstalled the software and use another program to download my photos. If I wanted to use the Kodak software, what would I have to do to create "an association in the folders options control panel." There are many different things to choose from. Thanks! Stay away from the Kodak software. It does nothing for you that anything else has to offer. |
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In article .com,
says... I just purchased the Kodak p850. (I have always had Canons previously.) I installed their software and ran into a problem with opening attachments in email. . . . I've got a P850 too and also had a problem with the EasyShare software. My problem was different, I couldn't download the pictures from the camera. The drive icon would show up, but I couldn't access the drive. In the end I just un-installed EasyShare, plugged the camera in, and let XP install its own drivers and everything works now. Despite the problem with EasyShare I love the P850. A very nice, powerful camera with a load of features. ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Unrestricted-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
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Nemo wrote:
I just purchased the Kodak p850. (I have always had Canons previously.) I installed their software and ran into a problem with opening attachments in email. I checked to see if a certain photo was in the email I sent. I clicked on the attachment icon on the right side to view the picture full screen and this came up... "This file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action. Create an association in the folders options control panel." I had always been able to view the photos in the windows picture and fax viewer. This would automatically run. I contacted Kodak and they told me this was not a Kodak software problem and therefore provided no help. I therefore uninstalled the software and use another program to download my photos. If I wanted to use the Kodak software, what would I have to do to create "an association in the folders options control panel." There are many different things to choose from. Thanks! You need to read a good Windows book on 'file associations'. The subject is beyond simple explanation here. Frankly, you lose nothing by not using the Easyshare software. Enjoy the P850. |
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"Nemo" wrote in message oups.com... I just purchased the Kodak p850. (I have always had Canons previously.) I installed their software and ran into a problem with opening attachments in email. I checked to see if a certain photo was in the email I sent. I clicked on the attachment icon on the right side to view the picture full screen and this came up... "This file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action. Create an association in the folders options control panel." I had always been able to view the photos in the windows picture and fax viewer. This would automatically run. I contacted Kodak and they told me this was not a Kodak software problem and therefore provided no help. I therefore uninstalled the software and use another program to download my photos. If I wanted to use the Kodak software, what would I have to do to create "an association in the folders options control panel." There are many different things to choose from. Thanks! I forwarded your message to a friend who's been having the same problem. We tried going to the folders options and resetting the file association for ..jpeg so that the computer was supposed to open them with Windows pic and fax viewer but it didn't make any difference. So. after reading your message, he opened Easyshare, clicked on "tools" there, and unclicked all of the file associations that Easyshare was to open. Computer will now open ..jpeg files with Windows pic and fax viewer. Must be something in Easyshare that causes the problem. So much for Kodak's belief that it isn't a Kodak software problem! Tom G. |
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I'll try that. Thanks!
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Kodak not so easyshare
Me again! I tried what Tom suggested and it worked. I did however, have
problems getting the program to work again when I reinstalled it. It wanted me to update that version when in fact it is the latest one. I went into search in my computer to find any residual files left behind from the installation and/or their picture cd's. I found plenty and deleted them. I have kept them in my recycle bin for the time being, but everything seems to be operating. I do however, get a message after downloading photos, but it doesn't create any problems. Sheesh, I should have know this would be a problem as I have even had problems with their picture cds. Thanks to Tom and friend. Happy New Year! |
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"Nemo" wrote in message oups.com... Thanks to Tom and friend. Happy New Year! You're welcome, and Happy New Year to you, too. Tom G and friend. |
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