.PNG Files, Not Have Difficulty Viewing


  1. Posts : 237
    Windows 7x32 Home Premium & XP SP3 x86
       #1

    .PNG Files, Now Have Difficulty Viewing


    No, I can view .PNGs but it seems like the procedure has changed since yesterday. The only change that I am aware of is that I loaded Quicktime.

    Images that I have in Pictures (Start/Pictures) were accessible by simply double clicking on the thumbnail image.

    Today when I do that (double click the .png thumbnail), a screen opens but no image. To view the image I must click on a banner that reads "Allow Blocked Content". Doing so opens the image.

    .PNG Files, Not Have Difficulty Viewing-blocked.png

    Have I changed something that causes this.
    Last edited by dustywoodworker; 12 Sep 2011 at 16:24.
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  2. Posts : 237
    Windows 7x32 Home Premium & XP SP3 x86
    Thread Starter
       #2

    Boy do I ever feel stupid. I have no problem except that my secondary monitor was turned off and I was attempting to make everything work on the primary monitor without setting the defaults for a single monitor.

    I discovered what was happening when I decided to use the 2nd monitor, turned it on and found a whole stack images that I had been pulling up.

    How dumb?
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  3. Posts : 2,528
    Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
       #3

    Would be nice if windows would know that the second monitor is off and put new windows on the one that is on...

    I have this problem all the time with a computer that has a primary monitor and the secondary monitor is a TV. If I was using IE on the TV the day before and now don't have the TV on it still pops up on the non existant monitor Then have to do the manual keyboard windo move trick to get it back... Stupid since I know that windows knows when the monitor is on or off...
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