PS 7 no longer sees .bmp files

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David
Nov 13, 2004
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I’ve just discovered that File > Open no longer lists bitmap files. They don’t appear when "Files of All Types" is selected, nor is .bmp one of the choices in the drop-down dialog box.

Haven’t added any new graphics programs that could have hijacked .bmp. Anyone know what could have changed?

David
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jaSPAMc
Nov 14, 2004
On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 11:49:04 -0800, David found
these unused words floating about:

I’ve just discovered that File > Open no longer lists bitmap files. They don’t appear when "Files of All Types" is selected, nor is .bmp one of the choices in the drop-down dialog box.

Haven’t added any new graphics programs that could have hijacked .bmp. Anyone know what could have changed?

David

You’ve lost your "BMP.8bi" …
K
Kingdom
Nov 14, 2004
David wrote in
news::

I’ve just discovered that File > Open no longer lists bitmap files. They don’t appear when "Files of All Types" is selected, nor is .bmp one of the choices in the drop-down dialog box.

Haven’t added any new graphics programs that could have hijacked .bmp. Anyone know what could have changed?

David

I had that exact same thing happen, never found the cause, I reinstalled.

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David
Nov 15, 2004
Any suggestions a to where I’d find another BMP.8br, whatever that is?

David

On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 16:17:36 -0800, J. A. Mc.
wrote:

On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 11:49:04 -0800, David found
these unused words floating about:

I’ve just discovered that File > Open no longer lists bitmap files. They don’t appear when "Files of All Types" is selected, nor is .bmp one of the choices in the drop-down dialog box.

Haven’t added any new graphics programs that could have hijacked .bmp. Anyone know what could have changed?

David

You’ve lost your "BMP.8bi" …
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RSD99
Nov 15, 2004
First:
Get the spelling correct …

Second:
Look on your PhotoShop distribution CD

"David" wrote in message
Any suggestions a to where I’d find another BMP.8br, whatever that is?
David

On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 16:17:36 -0800, J. A. Mc.
wrote:

On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 11:49:04 -0800, David
found
these unused words floating about:

I’ve just discovered that File > Open no longer lists bitmap files. They don’t appear when "Files of All Types" is selected, nor is .bmp one of the choices in the drop-down dialog box.

Haven’t added any new graphics programs that could have hijacked .bmp. Anyone know what could have changed?

David

You’ve lost your "BMP.8bi" …
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David
Nov 16, 2004
On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 17:53:11 GMT, "RSD99"
wrote:

First:
Get the spelling correct …

Thank you for that RSD99, I’ve always enviied people like you who never make mistakes. But my father told me a very long time ago that a man who makes no mistakes never makes anything.

I’m sure it must give you great satisfaction to be able to point out other people’s typos. All newsgroups have their resident farts, just a pity this one seems to be gathering more than its fair share.

David
RW
Roger Whitehead
Nov 16, 2004
In article , David wrote:
But my father told me a very long time ago that a
man who makes no mistakes never makes anything.

Was he look meaningfully at you when he said it? 😎

Joking aside, I can’t see any spelling errors in your original message. Twits like RSD99 are best ignored.

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Roger
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RSD99
Nov 16, 2004
Hey … idiots …

Windows Explorer’s ‘Find’ function will **not** find your file if you can’t spell the name.

"Roger Whitehead" wrote in message
In article , David wrote:
But my father told me a very long time ago that a
man who makes no mistakes never makes anything.

Was he look meaningfully at you when he said it? 😎

Joking aside, I can’t see any spelling errors in your original message. Twits like RSD99 are best ignored.

—

Roger
RW
Roger Whitehead
Nov 16, 2004
In article <hiqmd.4954$>, Rsd99 wrote:
Hey … idiots …

Looks like Dale Carnegie lived in vain.

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Roger

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