Check-in jpeg instead of png or bmp

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• Could not save JPEG images, but only as png and .bmp

  Original title: Missing File Extensions

  Hello

  I tried to save some pictures to the internet on my computer but I have only 2 options (.png and .bmp) file extension. I can't save it in jpeg format so that I can download it for an online profile. I saved the images as jpeg, but the option no longer exists. Is there anyway to fix this?

  Hi BuccoFan,

  Since you're using Internet Explorer 9, follow the steps below to:

  1. Press Ctrl + SHIFT + delete
  2. Select the temporary Internet files, Cookiesand history
  3. Click Remove

  Now try to save the image, and you should have the ability to save in jpeg.

  Let us know if that helps.

• Check-in jpeg in batch mode

  Hello:

  A "newbie" here.  I performed an action in order to put a watermark on the photos.  When I run the batch, instead of saving the image and passes to the other, it opens invites the image to save a pdf file and I have must choose jpeg from the drop down and save.  I do not have a backup in my action. just installing the watermark.  some how worked the action find a few weeks; What am I doing wrong now?   I use CS4 Extended.

  TKS!

  Maybe if you posted a screenshot of the action or

  Describes the steps in your action, which would help.

  Probably, the batch processing dialog box is fixed now different than when your action

  worked.

  If you want to save the image in jpeg format, you can have save as step in the

  end of the action.

  When you use the action to automate > batch, you check the box:

  Action to override the commands "save under".

  As long as you choose a destination folder, the images will be saved in JPEG format in the

  file destination and not in the location that you specified in the action.

  Batch processing dialog box: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/WS0919E751-BC6D-4cc6-925E-BA18D561A76Fa.html

  Image in the menu scripts processor:

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-7426a.html

  MTSTUNER

• Saving images is failing as a JPEG instead of JPG

  When you click to "save the Image under...". ' option, the default "as file Type" value setting used to be empty and would allow us to save the jpg graphics. Now, for some reason, the preset 'File As Type' is set to JPEG. This is very inconvenient because we have to choose the option "All Files", so that we can see the list of files, that we already saved in order to keep our photo sequence so that our operations. The other problem is that we cannot use JPEG files, because all of our web pages and print pages that we publish are related to files JPG, then if convert us to JPEG format, we would have to completely re-do of our thousands of templates.

  We use Firefox version 35.0.5. We tried to update Firefox via their Web site. Did not work. Then we tried uninstalling and then installing a new version, still the same problem. Also, the problem occurs only on 2 systems that we have and not on the other 2.

  Help, please!

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  RegEdit lists five different "hives" or sections of upper level in the left pane. If you develop one, high HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT of the page, then you can drill down for

  HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT > MIME > database > Content Type

  In this section you must thin image/jpeg and then you can click on that and view the assigned right file extension. I've attached a screenshot of Windows 7 for any reference to screen.

  The system of problem there .jpg or .jpeg?

• VLM - Testers checking debug licenses instead of deployment.

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  Hey Bob73

  I did a little more research into what happened with your deployment/debug licenses.  I have come across some good information on why this is happening.  We have an internal document that indicates that it is a known problem in TestStand 3.5.  It has to do with the operator TestStand 3.5 Interface correctly attempts to extract the TestStand_InstEngine in the license of the Package of basic deployment, but incorrectly then try to check a feature available in the TS Debug Deployment license.

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  To solve this problem you will need to create a service request.

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• Custom name - original file name works do not export, Lightroom creates the sequence jpeg instead of the original file number

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• Export an image as a JPEG, TIFF or PNG short black

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• After checking-in jpeg images are sometimes different in other programs or online.

  Any ideas how to get the most consistent results would be appreciated.

  If each application and the system of color management properly, it would be possible to obtain a uniform color throughout.

  As it is, this is not the case.

  Many people feel that the publication of an image in sRGB IEC61966 - 2.1 profile is the best approach.  There is debate over whether to publish a profile in the image to identify systems/browsers that have the good color management using this profile - my opinion is that you should do.

  If you have a large monitor range that is not closely emulate the sRGB profile, and assuming that you have calibrated it and profiled, you can see different things when you view an sRGB image using a fully color managed application (for example, Photoshop), a partially (e.g., Internet Explorer) color management application or a color non-managed applications (eg. an older Viewer application).  It is to be expected.

  Different browsers implement different levels of color management.  I mentioned that IE does only half the job - he interprets color of picture profiles, but it assumes that each monitor is sRGB regardless of his profile.  Firefox can do a complete job of color management, including even non graphics web page element color management, but need reconfiguration to do.  Safari only image color, no web page elements.  Last, I looked completely ignored Chrome color management.

  Create your image in sRGB color space, trust what you see on your system that is calibrated and profiled when the image is displayed in Photoshop - that is, make the colors look--here and make your own choice on whether to publish with embedded sRGB profile.  That's the best you can do.

  -Christmas

• Creation of MapTiles in jpeg

  Hi all
  
  We try to reduce the amount of data used by MapTiles. Customer, I used for my tests is about 100 GB of MapTiles for now.
  Storage size is not a problem, but it display the theme through the internet. To decrease the amount transferred I am looking at ways to reduce the sizes of MapTiles file.
  
  Currently, all our MapTiles are created as png - results are very good.
  -The file size is max 180 kb
  -Zoomlevel 5
  -256 x 256 pixels
  -tiles have correct colors
  -MapTile gdalinfo:
  Pilot: PNG/Portable Network Graphics
  Files: 0_17.png
  The size is 256, 256
  Coordinate system is "
  Structure of the image metadata:
  INTERLEAVE = PIXEL
  Contact angle:...
  1 block = 256 x 1 Type = byte, ColorInterp = Red
  Hide flags: PER_DATASET ALPHA
  Band 2 block = 256 x 1 Type = ColorInterp = green byte
  Hide flags: PER_DATASET ALPHA
  Band 3 block = 256 x 1 Type = byte, ColorInterp = blue
  Hide flags: PER_DATASET ALPHA
  Band 4 block = 256 x 1 Type = byte, ColorInterp = Alpha
  
  
  Creating a new layer of tile map using the same definition but jpeg instead of png causes problems:
  -The file size is max 25 KB (would be a nice size, but not very realistic)
  -The colors are false: pale, seems as if the color depth has been reduced to 8-bit or lut with few entries
  -MapViewer does not display tiles, shows that empty images containing an x
  -MapTile gdalinfo:
  Pilot: JPEG/JPEG JFIF
  Files: 0_17.jpeg
  The size is 256, 256
  Coordinate system is "
  Structure of the image metadata:
  SOURCE_COLOR_SPACE = CMYK
  INTERLEAVE = PIXEL
  COMPRESSION = JPEG
  Contact angle:...
  1 block = 256 x 1 Type = byte, ColorInterp = Red
  Structure of the image metadata:
  COMPRESSION = JPEG
  Band 2 block = 256 x 1 Type = ColorInterp = green byte
  Structure of the image metadata:
  COMPRESSION = JPEG
  Band 3 block = 256 x 1 Type = byte, ColorInterp = blue
  Structure of the image metadata:
  COMPRESSION = JPEG
  
  tested with MapViewer-Versions
  -1033p5_B080908
  -11_B071001
  -11_1_1_B090416
  
  Am I missing a setting or something, is that what I can do to fix this problem or is already a known issue?
  
  Thank you
  
  NilsO
  
  Edited by: NilsO the 17.09.2009 09:45

  Hi again.

  Here is the problem I think:

  You bgcolor = 'none' in the definition, it means, that in the layer of maptile edition page you specified the background to be transparent, but jpeg does not support transparency.

  try disabling the checkbox

  Best regards, michael

  Published by: MickleSh on September 17, 2009 13:07

• When using an accept custom attribute on an input file his show all files rather than the files that I choose (accept = "image/jpeg, image/gif, image/png, image)

  Hi, I am trying to use the entry of the file accept to limit the type of file that the user can choose when downloading a file. in fact, I have two problems that I can't understand our:

   1. If i am using the value "image/*" its limit the user to all the images but if i am using a custom
       limit e.g. "image/jpeg,image/gif,image/png,image/bmp" its show all the limits in the select box but the
       default value for ths user is "All Files". In Chrome and IE10 its working as needed.
  

   2. When i am trying to limit to "swf" files using the value "application/x-shockwave-flash" its show "All Files".
       In Chrome and IE10 its working as needed.
  

  I use Windows 7.

  Thank you.

  Well, it seems you do what it says in the documentation: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/HTML/Element/Input#attr-accept

  Firefox actually allow you to drop a folder that is not on the list? In other words, is the problem of acceptance is ignored, or that the filter does not display the dialog box?

  Have you had a chance to get all of the bugs in Bugzilla?

• JPEG or png in the .cur format conversion?

  Hello everyone

  My request is to load the icons on the image in JPG or png or bmp formats supported by labviw

  After loding all the icons on the 2d image. If I want to move from one point to the other point, I want to do the icon as the cursor image.

  In this process, so I need to convert an image format jpg or png or bmp in image through labview .cur format.

  Thank you.

  LabVIEW does not directly support conversion between image formats and does not support the format of the cursor, as image format at all (it support for cursors).  However, you can still do what you want to do, but you will have to do it in a different way.  Here are a few possibilities:

  1. Do everything in a single image control.  Use the mouse events (move, up, down,...) to control what icon is picked up upward and where it goes.  You can move the icon through a picture by program control.
  2. Use two image controls.  The first contains your full image.  When you take an icon, remove it from the first image order and transfer it to the second, which is transparent and is on the first.  When you move the mouse, move the second image programmatically control using mouse events.

  There are a multitude of variations on these basic ideas.  All will require some playing around to get events works fine for you, but you should be able to do.  Good luck.  Let us know if you need more information.

• How can I convert a png file in jpeg or pdf format. Downloaded the driver, but it cannot know

  I downloaded a few worm me powerful beholden to the ya do ' l! y coll wine floor movie posters of "Metropolis" to "of Rosemary Baby. Some of them are Jpeg, others are png, which means I can't make more than a thumbnail. So, any help ypu smart people could give a good old girl from the South would be

  It may be helpful if you could post a link to an example of
  one of the pictures with that you have problems.

  Is it possible that you only saved the thumbnail and made
  not to copy the photo full size?

  Try to view the file .png with the Windows Photo Viewer or
  The paint. (If you open them in paint you can save in .jpg).

  See the following articles.

  View and use your pictures in Windows Photo Viewer
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/view-and-use-your-pictures-in-Windows-Photo-Viewer

  Windows 7 - getting started with paint - tutorial
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/getting-started-with-paint

• Why a b & w JPEG become overexposed when I place a PNG in the same file?

  In InDesign, I create an ad in black and white. The background is a JPEG edited in Photoshop (converted to grayscale, cropped, added two black rectangles on top, with a gradient background). I've added several text boxes and then place one of the three logos (created and saved in Illustrator in PNG-24 format) in the file. As soon as I place anywhere in the document - the JPEG, the JPEG format, any where - four inches on top the JPEG goes to the maximum brightness and looks terrible. If I add the logo in JPEG format, all right. The problem is that the logo should have a transparent background, which you can't get with a PNG as far as I know. I also tried to save the JPEG as a PNG background, but it's the same way overexposed. What should I do?

  What you see is the effect of ID shift to overprint prview quality when transparency is introduced. Shades of gray are mapped on the black plate and output as part of the working CMYK document, which can display actually lighter or darker than the gray scale preview. The image has the same appearance as without transparency on the page, but with the preview of the selected overlay, and it comes to the actual production, what you can expect when you export Active working CMYK profile.

  You can use the channel black FRO the CMYK profile like gray space during the conversion to grayscale in photoshop, if you want to have the interpretation more accurate in both applications.

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• CANNOT IMPORT PNG FILE IN VERSION 9 OF PHOTOSHOP CS2

  When I try to import a .png file in PS, I get the message: "Could not complete your request because the file format module cannot parse the file."

  Is it possible to import the .png files in PS CS2?

  And otherwise: I studied him "lossless bmp" and I can't get a definitive answer on the question of whether the .bmp files are lossless. Can anyone confirm that they are lossless? In this case I could use instead of .png to import .bmp files to Psalm

  Looks like it's the question photoshop cs2 is having to open the images if you have changed the jpeg to png file extension.

  Change the file extension does not change the file type.

  In other words even if the extension is .png, it's always a jpeg file.

  If you come to use Save Image as in firefox and use the jpeg by default as it suggests, your jpeg download, not re-register and recompression, AFAIK.

  Then, you can open the JPEG in photoshop cs2 and save it as png or psd without doing further damage to the file.

• Unable to save picture as a jeg - only png or bitmap

  Hello

  I tried to save some pictures from my email to my computer. However, as well as expansion of files 2 (.png and .bmp) options. I can't save it in jpeg format. I saved photos in the past as recently as November and had no problem. I deleted my temporary internet files, as suggested by some site but nothing seems to work. Does anyone know how to fix this?

  -I use windows 11

  Sunday, December 14, 2014, 09:51:17 + 0000, Thomiangurrl wrote:

  I tried to save some pictures from my email to my computer. However, as well as expansion of files 2 (.png and .bmp) options. I can't save it in jpeg format. I saved photos in the past as recently as November and had no problem. I deleted my temporary internet files, as suggested by some site but nothing seems to work. Does anyone know how to fix this?

  You can change the type of a graphic file with almost any graphic
  modification of program, even Microsoft Paint.

  -I use windows 11

  There is no such version of Windows. Please specify that you are using.