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May 22nd, 2005 13:00



zool wrote:
Someone has sent me a .pdd-file.

He mentioned the word "pictures" so I assume that the .pdd-file is in Adobe PhotoShop format.

I do not have Adobe installed -- nor do I really want it.

Is it possible to open a .pdd-file with some other program -- for example, Microsoft Photo Editor, or Microsoft Paint, or Microsoft PictureIt?

zool

Why don't you find out?  Right click on the file, then left click on Open With and try to open it.

HOWEVER, if you don't know what you were sent, you should NEVER open an attachment until verifying with the sender what they sent you AND that you wish to open it.

Message Edited by rickmktg on 05-22-2005 10:41 AM

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May 22nd, 2005 14:00

rickmktg,

Yeah. I did.

It appears as if the .pdd-file is in Adobe PhotoDeluxe format, and that only Adobe PhotoDeluxe will open it.

I found a "HTML Miscellaneous Place" on the Internet, however, that described a procedure for converting the .pdd to .bmp-format, and I may suggest that procedure to the sender if it is absolutely necessary for me to view his image. At the moment, I am awaiting his reply to a question about whatever the image represents.

I thank you for your generic warning about opening unknown files, and will post that warning in the appropriate hemisphere of my cerebral cortex for quick recall.

zool

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May 22nd, 2005 16:00



zool wrote:
rickmktg,

Yeah. I did.

It appears as if the .pdd-file is in Adobe PhotoDeluxe format, and that only Adobe PhotoDeluxe will open it.

I found a "HTML Miscellaneous Place" on the Internet, however, that described a procedure for converting the .pdd to .bmp-format, and I may suggest that procedure to the sender if it is absolutely necessary for me to view his image. At the moment, I am awaiting his reply to a question about whatever the image represents.

I thank you for your generic warning about opening unknown files, and will post that warning in the appropriate hemisphere of my cerebral cortex for quick recall.

zool

The sender should be able to convert it to BMP or JPEG.

I tell people I know, including my mother, to NEVER open an attachment from me unless they are expecting it.

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May 22nd, 2005 21:00

Try XNVIEW, an excellent free image viewer and basic editor. It will open PDD files and you can convert them to bmp, jpg, of whatever you like. You can find it here:

http://www.xnview.com/

Message Edited by jakeleg on 05-22-2005 05:17 PM

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