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I just addressed this with my wife. Each of these mobile devices utilize file formats that give them an advantage to save, edit, transmit, conserve data space, etc with in their own product line. They are not universal. ie my wife tried to save a bunch of iphone pics from facebook to a disc so she could print off disc at store. The file format was .php. and not a single pic was usable yet the file said they were there. They weren't. I repeated all of her work and saved them all to a new directory as a .jpeg file. To do this, instead of a right click then save as; I double clicked the picture which opened it in a photo editor then right clicked hit save as then changed the file format to .jpeg instead of .php.Could not have been done without a laptop. I don't care how much my techie son says, mobile devices do not do as much as laptops. I hate mobile devices. Hope you found this helpful.
Lenovo photos may not recognize the .EPS file extension. You can download this viewer from CNET and save the file to a different format if you would like.
hi go on to google and search for a conversion programe then run the software over the momory card and if you get a failure then google up menc file format and see what comes back as it mite be to do with how the phone saved the images. martyn
ok ...the NVC files are the extentions from the nerovision and you will need this program to see it ....so ...install the program in the new computer ...if there is already installed..just make the file association ..by right click ...than open ..and choose the program by browsing ...... or...right click on the file...than properties...than ...you will see the file type ...and under ..."opens with" ...in the right its an change button ...click on it and browse the programs for the Nerovision ...Choose it ...than click aply ..and ok .... after that on double click the files will open with the right program ... in short ...Nero will do it...and next time use windows movie maker...it will save in avi format ...and you can do anything you want even add music on it ,,and transitions... after opening ..try to see if it has any more posibilities to save in another format ...or ...burn it on a disk ....or use a converter to like ( anyconverter ) to make it in another format that will be openable in a more common program ...
You may be saving the images in the RAW format, which requires matching software to read. Most kiosks can't read them. If this is the case, switch back to jpeg format.
Good afternoon. Open the pps file and right click on the picture. You will have an option to save as picture. Once selected, name the file and the file location. Also you will have an option to save as a jpp file.
check your plugs and leads to make sure there are no breakages or faults on them , and check to see if you have a folder to import your photos to , you may need to creat another folder that you can open from a graphics package and save the photos as a wmf or bmp file or what ever is most appropreate formatfor the package that you are using there are heaps of different ones , some graphics programes need to be told which format to save photos in and which format to view them in
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images obtained from the Fuji FinePix Pro S1 digital camera that are saved as TIFF-YC (also called Tagged Image File Format YCbCr or Yb). TIFF files cannot be opened with any of the programs that are native to WinXP, other Microsoft imaging programs, or most third-party software. The TIFF-YC format is antiquated and you should avoid it. Instead, save images as JPEGs (Joint Photographic Experts Group) or some other format.
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