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photoshooter photoshooter is offline
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      12-18-2010
i have a web site and every person who has windows 7 cant download and open the pics says format not supported what gives?
 
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      12-19-2010
Hi photoshooter - Welcome to w7forums

Which website are you referring too?

Maybe we could take a look and see what you are talking about.
 
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superchargedphotos.com thks
 
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cliff if you want to try it i will set up a account just needa email
 
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      12-19-2010
cant open .jpg-watermark.php.jpg
I see the pictures. I'm guessing you mean the paid ones they are provided?

EDIT: I tried IE & Firefox and I see them both places.
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when they pay to get a pic when they down load it to thier computer and try to
look at it it says cant open file file not supported
 
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i set you up sign in is xxxxxx password *&^*@ you can down load 5 pics sign in click on a pic and click on down load
Photoshooter that is my facebook page. Why did you link to my facebook page?
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just used that as a sign in address
 
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didnt link to anything
 
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I'm not seeing a problem with the images on the site below.

http://superchargedphotos.com/

Are the problems showing up after purchasing the photos?
 
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