Saving Image as JPG in IE...

jwstewar · Mar 14, 2004

Nope that didn't work either. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif Guess I'll have to keep looking. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

JerryG · Mar 14, 2004

Thanks Guys,
My computer has been doing the Bitmap thing for a while and I just hadn't took time to try to fix it. Clearing the files and re-booting fix it.

Gatorboy · Mar 15, 2004

How are you deleting your Temporary Internet Files? You should be going up to Tools -> Internet Options... From that Dialog Box, press the Delete Files... button in the Temporary Internet Files section.

I did that this morning and it took my PC about 10 minutes to perform. I must have had alot of files stored away.

Bird · Mar 15, 2004

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( it took my PC about 10 minutes to perform )</font>

I use Norton SystemWorks 2002 and let it do the cleaning, and of course, I do it on no regular schedule, but probably about once a week and it never takes a full minute to do it; usually more like 10 to 15 seconds to clean out the Internet Cache, recycle bin, etc.

jwstewar · Mar 15, 2004

Yes, that is how I did it. I didn't think mine should've been full as it has only been about 3 weeks since I've done a rebuild of my machine. Couldn't get my DVD+/- RW working. Turned out it was the IDE/Raid drivers for the Soyo Motherboard. The latest versions were incompatible with XP. Soyo's recommendation was to just use the built-in Windows drivers. /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gifGo figure, a manufucturer recommending the use of Windows drivers. That doesn't happen very often. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif