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02.11.2007 at 07:31AM PST, ID: 22158268
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Pixelated images in Internet Explorer

Asked by Narog in Web Images

Tags: pixelated, images, internet, explorer

Hi.

On one computer the images on web pages are pixelated when viewed in Internet Explorer (I guess IE 7 since tabs were available).
If I right click the image there's an "view original image" option available which makes the image become high res.
Now, I'm guessing this is a feature that can be disabled so that the high res version of the image is shown right from the start? If so I'd very much like to know what setting that is.

Thanks,
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Tags: pixelated, images, internet, explorer
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