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I use XP, I’m a newbie. Since Elements doesn’t recognize Home Deluxe’s .PDD’s, I converted about 300 photos to .JPGS using ACDSee’s Format Conversion and many were successful conversions. But so many others were not.
Why are so many photos just the size of thumbnails and greenish in color (completely unusable) and some the regular size but still greenish, blackish and totally unacceptable.
And what are hpothb07.tif files. I can see them, some pixelated, greenish and connected together but I can’t do anything with them. Did the conversions grab up the .tif’s and put them in what looks like a strip of film?
When working in Home Deluxe 3 many times I saved (Exported) a file, not only as a .jpg but as a .tif and sometimes a gif. I’m confused. I just went to Home Deluxe, brought up an important photo that I don’t want to mess up, and did the Export to .jpg and it is safely and properly in Elements. But, when I did a batch with just 5 files, it was not successful. They are tiny black rectangles which say the file has to be a Photoshop file. Help Please. Thanks so much.
Why are so many photos just the size of thumbnails and greenish in color (completely unusable) and some the regular size but still greenish, blackish and totally unacceptable.
And what are hpothb07.tif files. I can see them, some pixelated, greenish and connected together but I can’t do anything with them. Did the conversions grab up the .tif’s and put them in what looks like a strip of film?
When working in Home Deluxe 3 many times I saved (Exported) a file, not only as a .jpg but as a .tif and sometimes a gif. I’m confused. I just went to Home Deluxe, brought up an important photo that I don’t want to mess up, and did the Export to .jpg and it is safely and properly in Elements. But, when I did a batch with just 5 files, it was not successful. They are tiny black rectangles which say the file has to be a Photoshop file. Help Please. Thanks so much.
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