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where can i get microsoft picture and fax viewer ?
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"In some older versions of Windows (Windows 2000 and Windows ME) there was a little-known program called "Imaging" that was really a third-party program from Kodak that allowed you to view image files such as .BMP, .JPG, .TIF, and .PCX. This program could be installed from the Control Panel, Add Windows Components under Accessories, and was very handy for viewing scanned FAX documents.
In Windows XP, this program has been replaced by "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer." You can open any picture file (with the extensions mentioned above), by right-clicking it, and choosing Open With... -> Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. This is handy when you only want to view the file, not edit it."
I didn't find any reference to using it on Win2000 in the first 6 pages on Google.
"In some older versions of Windows (Windows 2000 and Windows ME) there was a little-known program called "Imaging" that was really a third-party program from Kodak that allowed you to view image files such as .BMP, .JPG, .TIF, and .PCX. This program could be installed from the Control Panel, Add Windows Components under Accessories, and was very handy for viewing scanned FAX documents.
In Windows XP, this program has been replaced by "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer." You can open any picture file (with the extensions mentioned above), by right-clicking it, and choosing Open With... -> Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. This is handy when you only want to view the file, not edit it."
I didn't find any reference to using it on Win2000 in the first 6 pages on Google.
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