..the pictures, you'll need to know the file extension of the pictures and from there, we might be able to figure the program to associate with the file extension. When you place the CD in the CD-Rom, open "My Computer", the RIGHT click in the CD-Rom icon, choose "Explore". Does a file show up and if so, what is the file extension of the file?
Hope this helps and my prayers and good wishes go out to you.
Grif
Is it possible to view a couple of medical disks I have? I put them into the CDROM but nothing shows. Is there an online site where such things can be viewed?
I had a bronchoscopy which was put on a CD, for lung cancer, and also a CATscan put on CD for jaw-bone cancer. The jaw one I don't have yet. It will be given to me when everyone concerned has seen it.
The chemo is over now and we are now pursuing the problem with the jaw. I'd like to see the CDs, if possible. (Windows 98se)
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Pat
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