>Hi George -
>
>Well, not exactly, although I'm sure it's somehow related.....
>What I mean by 'preview' is when I single click on a .jpg, in Windows Explorer, it used to bring up a tiny image of the picture in the left hand part of the Explorer window. So I could see the image without actually opening it in IE or another program. Like I said, this USED to work, but when I tried to associate the .jpg with a different application I lost this capablility. :(( I WISH I had an UNDO button!! :)
>
>TIA!
> ellen
>
>>When you say "preview" do you mean opens in the application related to viewing
>>jpgs? If so, you can associate the files with a application and double
>>clicking it. You'll get a dialog that will list all the registered
>>applications. Simply select the one you want, and check the "Always open with"
>>check box.

You just need to re-associate jpg files with IE. Rightmouse click on the file while pressing the shift key, you get a menu with "open with" option. You can also drag and drop the jpg files into ie.

John