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  • CasperX
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    336 posts since Oct '06
    • 26 Aug `07, 9:35PM

      Hi all,

      I encounter this problem suddenly.

      I can't save my pictures from Internet Webby as Jpeg. They only allow me to save as bitmap (bmp). I have double checked that the picture i wanted is in JPEG, but can't be save as JPEG.

      Whats wrong with this and how to solve it?

  • turbo_drift
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    21,295 posts since Feb '07
    • 26 Aug `07, 9:38PM

      Try select “all files”. Type the file name with the extention .jpg/jpeg. See if can or not.

  • CasperX
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    336 posts since Oct '06
  • iaintmad
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    1,152 posts since Aug '07
    • 26 Aug `07, 9:44PM

      open using paint.
      then save file
      drop down the Save as type -
      choose JPEG

      Edited by iaintmad 26 Aug `07, 9:44PM
  • chiaz
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    36 posts since Aug '07
    • 26 Aug `07, 9:44PM

      Hello. Smile

      Go into the Tools Menu in Internet Explorer (I assume that's the browser you're using) and then Internet Options. On the General tab you will find a button labelled Delete Files. Pressing that button will empty the cache and restore IE to normal operation allowing you to save images properly.

      If that doesn't solve the problem then go to the Advanced tab and check that "Do not save encrypted pages to disk" is not selected. Next press F5 to reload the page and try again.

  • CasperX
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    336 posts since Oct '06
    • 26 Aug `07, 9:46PM

      What you mean?

      I want to save Pictures with JEPG format directly from Internet Webby. Not other ways... lolx Laughing

  • turbo_drift
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    21,295 posts since Feb '07
  • CasperX
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    336 posts since Oct '06
    • 26 Aug `07, 9:47PM
      Originally posted by chiaz:
      Hello. Smile

      Go into the Tools Menu in Internet Explorer (I assume that's the browser you're using) and then Internet Options. On the General tab you will find a button labelled Delete Files. Pressing that button will empty the cache and restore IE to normal operation allowing you to save images properly.

      If that doesn't solve the problem then go to the Advanced tab and check that "Do not save encrypted pages to disk" is not selected. Next press F5 to reload the page and try again.

      ok, will try it now.

      Update later

  • martin_lim85
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    5,615 posts since Jun '04
  • dumbdumb!
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  • chiaz
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    36 posts since Aug '07
    • 26 Aug `07, 10:02PM

      ok, will try it now.

      Sure thing, keep us updated.

      last time using IE got this porblem but how about FF?

      For FF (Firefox), simply click on Tools > Clear Private Data. Check all the boxes and press Delete.

  • 798
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    29,220 posts since Jun '03
    • 26 Aug `07, 10:05PM

      u always see this rite?

      untitled.bmp

      just save it as:

      nameuwant follow by .jpg will do lor.

  • meltz
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    20,876 posts since Sep '04
  • martin_lim85
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    5,615 posts since Jun '04
    • 26 Aug `07, 10:32PM
      Originally posted by chiaz:
      For FF (Firefox), simply click on Tools > Clear Private Data. Check all the boxes and press Delete.

      ok sure thanks

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    ndmmxiaomayi
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    53,307 posts since Aug '05
    • 26 Aug `07, 11:12PM

      If you use ZoneAlarm firewall, it causes this problem as well. There are some settings to change there, though I'm not so sure which.

      It doesn't happen to all users... so I have no idea what causes it.

  • chiaz
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    36 posts since Aug '07
    • 26 Aug `07, 11:20PM

      If I'm not wrong...it should be the Privacy component in ZoneAlarm (if ZoneAlarm is the problem in the first place).

      You can try turning this Privacy component off, and see whether the situation clears up.

  • CasperX
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    336 posts since Oct '06
    • 27 Aug `07, 9:04AM

      ok guys, problems solved.

      Solution is to delete away the files under Internet Tools, Internet Options.

      Apperciate all your helps =D

  • chiaz
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    36 posts since Aug '07
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