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There are softwares to check piracy. Some do reduce image quality to keep the patent. So d'nt pirate images,buy them
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There are softwares to check piracy. Some do reduce image quality to keep the patent. So d'nt pirate images,buy them

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Thats a bad assumption to make at this point without enough information to go on....
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Thats a bad assumption to make at this point without enough information to go on....

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Please provide some more information please. 
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Please provide some more information please.

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The problem was that the pics properties were &quot;read only&quot;. &nbsp;Undoing read only fixed the issue
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The problem was that the pics properties were "read only".  Undoing read only fixed the issue

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JUST A MOD<br />
CS MODERATOR:<br />
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WHAT IS A &quot;OP&quot;<br />
&quot;The problem was that the pics properties were &quot;read only&quot;. &nbsp;Undoing read only fixed the issue&quot; IS A TECHNICAL SOLUTION!<br />
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[MOD EDIT]<br />
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JOE STARON
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JUST A MOD
CS MODERATOR:

WHAT IS A "OP"
"The problem was that the pics properties were "read only".  Undoing read only fixed the issue" IS A TECHNICAL SOLUTION!

[MOD EDIT]

JOE STARON

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Read only was the problem. &nbsp;Could see the pics after unchecking read only.<br />
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Joe
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Read only was the problem.  Could see the pics after unchecking read only.

Joe

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Hi,<br />
My .jpg pictures are grayout. &nbsp;Internet has good color. &nbsp;Please advise.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Joe<br />

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Hi,
My .jpg pictures are grayout.  Internet has good color.  Please advise.

Thanks,
Joe


My .jpg pictures are grayout.  Internet still has good color.

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