Re: Missing Digital Photos

Yes all my file have the .jpg extension. The only thing
I did was select the files and selected copy to CD-ROM.
The files were too big so I deleted the copy. I did not
delete the original files. Now when I go to look at the
files I receive a message that says: "No preview
available." I know that something is still there because
the file still has a name and shows that it is still a
large file. I can't figure out why I can't get them to
open. Trying to use Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0 to open
the file I get a message that reads: "Could not open
<file name> because a JPEG marker segment is too short
(the file may be truncated or incomplete)." I have done
nothing to the file except use the Windows XP copy. I
can't understand why copying something will damage the
file. I hope you can help.
Larry Carver

>-----Original Message-----
>The file name should be followed by .jpg in order for XP

or Photoshop to

>open it.
>Something like this:
>filename.jpg
>Is this what you have? If not, tell us what you have so

we have an idea

>about why you get this message and can help.
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>"Larry" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in

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>> When I have tried to copy digital photos to a CD-ROM,

and

>> find I don't have enought room on the CD I have stopped
>> the process and deleted the Temp File. No wwhen I go

to

>> look at my photos I get an error message saying "No
>> Preview Abailable." I've looked and the file still
>> appears to be there, I just can't open it in Windows or
>> by using Adobe Photoshop. Any suggestions. Please

don't

>> tell me I have lost all my photos!

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