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Victor Tonkin 02-26-2004 07:22 AM

Pixalated pictures
 
hi pics on internet explorer is all pixalated not sharp that it use to
be. can anyone tell me how to fix it

thanks Victor

Max 02-26-2004 07:29 AM

Re: Pixalated pictures
 
On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 20:22:26 +1300, Victor Tonkin
<victonkin@ihug.co.nz> wrote:

>harp that it use to
>be. can anyone tell me how to fix it
>
>thanks Victor


Are you using slipstream compression on a dialup?

PseUDO 02-26-2004 08:08 AM

Re: Pixalated pictures
 
Victor Tonkin wrote:

> hi pics on internet explorer is all pixalated not sharp that it use to
> be. can anyone tell me how to fix it
>
> thanks Victor

In internet Explorer go to tools, internet options,advanced, and scroll
down do the Multimedia section and make sure the tick box that says
"Enable automatic image resizing" is not ticked.

PseUDO

E. Scrooge 02-26-2004 09:10 AM

Re: Pixalated pictures
 

"Victor Tonkin" <victonkin@ihug.co.nz> wrote in message
news:mc7r305uaida28jbd29i154hu5u7gurcr8@4ax.com...
> hi pics on internet explorer is all pixalated not sharp that it use to
> be. can anyone tell me how to fix it
>
> thanks Victor


3X faster surfing perhaps from your ISP. :-)
You didn't bother trying it did you?

E. Scrooge



Brendan 02-26-2004 12:54 PM

Re: Pixalated pictures
 
On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 20:22:26 +1300, Victor Tonkin wrote:

> hi pics on internet explorer is all pixalated not sharp that it use to
> be. can anyone tell me how to fix it
>
> thanks Victor


1. Check for adware/trojans/viruses. Use Ad-aware and spybot search and
destroy. Be careful to get the real ones as there are some scam sites out
there. Keep them up to date.

2. Some internet accelerator software achieves it's speed by re-compressing
the pictures with a low quality setting before sending them to you.

3. IE will automatically scale large pictures to fit inside your window. If
the mouse point is left over the picture for a few seconds a expansion
button appears in the bottom right corner. Click it.

4. Some filtering/censoring software may blur pictures. Maybe it's being
over zealous IF on your machine at all.

5. Maybe be a corrupted IE update from MS, or corrupted setting. Common.
Fix = reinstall windows.

I'm betting it's some spyware/trojan vandalism.

--

.... Brendan

"Wobbler thought that California was where good people went when they died." -- Terry Pratchett, _Only You Can Save Mankind_

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