On Tue, 23 Oct 2007 12:04:01 -0700, vcampeau
wrote:

Have you figured this out, because it's driving me up the wall too! Please
help me if you've figured it out!

"geniemagic" wrote:


-- When I go to my picture folder...the pictures are not displayed...so I
cant see each picture...just thumnails...anyone know what i can do to correct
this..... It is making me crazy.... sincerely

If you are using Windows Explorer and see a bunch of thumbnails a
single click with just advance to the next one. To see the picture
larger you need to launch Photo Galley or some other viewer. This
should happen automatically if you double click on any supported image
type like JPEG. If you don't see that happening either there is no
application associated with the file type you're trying to open which
likely would mean you would see any thumbnail either.

If you are browsing picture from Photo Galley to see them larger,
double click on one where you want to start then the next one using
Photo Gallery's controls should show the next and following images
larger. How large depends on your settings and if or not the window
you have Photo Galley open in is full size or smaller.

Lastly if by thumbnails you see the SAME thumbnail regardless what
image you click on you don't have Windows Explorer set up correctly.

Under Views be sure you have selected one of the ICON choices and
under Tools Folder Options then View you do NOT have Always show
icons, never thumbnails checked.

As you can see poor word choices since under View icons MEANS show
thumbnails, while under folder options Vista refers to icons meaning
placeholder or just a image that represents a certain file type, not
actual thumbnails of your images.