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I just spent a lot of money on a so-called "media" computer from HP that has Vista 64 bit installed. I collect a lot of art. That is why I spent a lot of extra money for a computer that has, or is suppose to have a superior quality for media.
When I open a picture in a folder, something called Windows Photo Gallery pops up. I can click the arrow to move forward through the rest of the pictures in the folder. However, *NONE* of the animated gifs work. They are frozen. The only way that I can view them in their original working form is to open each picture individually *again* in internet explorer.....in a separate window. So I have to manually open each one as if it were in a separate album. And then, if that was not bad enough, the animated gif opens up in the top left portion of the screen, rather than in the center. Then to get back to the albun I have to X out of that new window and go back to the non-working Windows Photo Gallery. I am shocked with disbelief.
Please tell me that I am missing something here and that I did not flush a large sum of my hard earned cash down the toilet. Please tell me that there is a correction for this.
When I open a picture in a folder, something called Windows Photo Gallery pops up. I can click the arrow to move forward through the rest of the pictures in the folder. However, *NONE* of the animated gifs work. They are frozen. The only way that I can view them in their original working form is to open each picture individually *again* in internet explorer.....in a separate window. So I have to manually open each one as if it were in a separate album. And then, if that was not bad enough, the animated gif opens up in the top left portion of the screen, rather than in the center. Then to get back to the albun I have to X out of that new window and go back to the non-working Windows Photo Gallery. I am shocked with disbelief.
Please tell me that I am missing something here and that I did not flush a large sum of my hard earned cash down the toilet. Please tell me that there is a correction for this.