Aaron Posted August 31, 2003 Posted August 31, 2003 Everytime I view a PNG image on the Internet (not embedded in webpage, but via a link from email, newsgroups or webpage PNG link opening in a new window) it tries to download the PNG file instead of viewing it in Internet Explorer. (Mozilla Firebird is fine however)Its Quicktime that's causing this problem knowing from past experiences, so I've installed Quicktime Alternative 1.11 instead but the same problem happens again I've had a look in the File Types Associations options, but couldn't find much that could be changed (I compared a PNG's options with a JPG and both are very much the same)Anyone know how to fix it?
DaveXP Posted August 31, 2003 Posted August 31, 2003 Everytime I view a PNG image on the Internet (not embedded in webpage, but via a link from email, newsgroups or webpage PNG link opening in a new window) it tries to download the PNG file instead of viewing it in Internet Explorer. (Mozilla Firebird is fine however)Its Quicktime that's causing this problem knowing from past experiences, so I've installed Quicktime Alternative 1.11 instead but the same problem happens again I've had a look in the File Types Associations options, but couldn't find much that could be changed (I compared a PNG's options with a JPG and both are very much the same)Anyone know how to fix it? Its your internet options that are the problem something in there.
Aaron Posted August 31, 2003 Author Posted August 31, 2003 Its your internet options that are the problem something in there.That wasn't really much help... :/
DaveXP Posted August 31, 2003 Posted August 31, 2003 Its your internet options that are the problem something in there.That wasn't really much help... :/ true but you should check your Privacy options that can casue it.Does your Internet Brower Support .PNG files
sedative Posted September 1, 2003 Posted September 1, 2003 Try running this: http://ileet.net/misc/ie_png.reg
Aaron Posted September 1, 2003 Author Posted September 1, 2003 I think that fixed it, but not too sure. PNG images views in IE6, but MYIE2 tries to download it.
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