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transfering .jpg file from Windows 7 to XP
Posted on 2013-01-07
Please see attached jpg file, for some reason i cannot use it on our computer with XP?
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How did you transfer to the XP box?
What are you trying to use to open it?
Oh, what error are you getting?
What are you trying to use to open it?
Oh, what error are you getting?
Using USB
Trying to open it in mspaint
and error is file is not valid
i thought it may have something to do with windows 7 vs. xp?
Trying to open it in mspaint
and error is file is not valid
i thought it may have something to do with windows 7 vs. xp?
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