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When ever I rotate an image, it creates 2 or 3 additional TMP images in the same directory.
For example, if I rotate an image named CSCF1848.JPG in Elements I will see the image rotated. But if I look in the directory I will see CSCF1848_edTPM-1.JPG, CSCF1848_edTPM-2.JPG, and sometimes CSCF1848_edTPM-3.JPG. This will happen with each file I rename.
I was experencing this with XP Professional, and just chalked it up to ‘weirdness’ but I recently reinstalled with windwos Media Center and am experencing the exact same problem.
I thought it was google desktop locking the files, so I told it to omit indexing the pictures directory, that didn’t work. So shut it down, problem still there.
Any Idea as to how to fix this?
Sincerely,
Vince
For example, if I rotate an image named CSCF1848.JPG in Elements I will see the image rotated. But if I look in the directory I will see CSCF1848_edTPM-1.JPG, CSCF1848_edTPM-2.JPG, and sometimes CSCF1848_edTPM-3.JPG. This will happen with each file I rename.
I was experencing this with XP Professional, and just chalked it up to ‘weirdness’ but I recently reinstalled with windwos Media Center and am experencing the exact same problem.
I thought it was google desktop locking the files, so I told it to omit indexing the pictures directory, that didn’t work. So shut it down, problem still there.
Any Idea as to how to fix this?
Sincerely,
Vince
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