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happy holidaze to all!

when i8'm on a website, and the website has pics...the pic is very blurry. if i hover the mouse over it i get the message "shift +r improves the quality of this image etc etc"

is there a setting so that pics are viewable properly without having to press shift + R

pain in the .....

thanks

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If its IE8 you might want to look at smooth image dithering Go to > options under Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > multimedia - i think as i use firefox

you might want to check the device manager for any issue's with the video card maybe.... long shot but i think the first option will do it.

and check DPI settings are set at 96.... maybe

sorry for butting in there pat :unsure:

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i am using firefox 3.5.16 .

where are the DPI settings.

lets say for example <grin> i'm looking at a page of thumbnails, i can barely make out what the thumbnails are, if i press shift +r the pic loads normally, i'm sure its some kind of setting to make webpages load quicker (maybe)...stilllearning here :+)

happens with any webpage which has jpg's

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Ok, well go to > control panel > appearance & personalization > Display / I cant see this being the issue here but worth a look.

make sure you have the latest flash player install too.

also check you have the latest Graphics driver installed too.

check all settings here.

also check your screen res too, just right click on empty space on desktop and select screen resolution.

352g84l.png

I haven't came accross this issue before.

EDIT;

(corrupt thumbnails cache)

This what you see HERE

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i'm sure it is a setting issue as when hovering over a thumbnail (not only thumbs, most online jpg's also) a little box pops up and say "shift+r improves this image, shift +a improves all images on this page"

so if i click shift +a all the pics will refresh in the form they were meant to be seen...i.e clear and sharp...instantly.

pics appear somewhat "blockish"...i.e small blocks making up the pic instead of tiny tiny pixels...you can see the pic, it just is not very detailed...not photograph like at all...hope that explains a bit better/

I'm using an acer netbook with windows XP

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