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Theophilus · 03-22-05, 11:31 AM

Try that:

Look in your ActiveSync program (on PC). Tools / Options / Rules, then click on the "Conversion Settings" box. Here, go to "Desktop to Device" and see if there's something in the list for JPG images.

If so, you can deactivate here, and it's probably a program you installed / unibnstalled badly that caused that (It tries to convert the JPG using a 3rd-party soft, but can't find it since it's uninstalled

).

If there's nothing, well... You can deactivate ALL conversions (by unchecking the check box in the General tab after you've clicked "Conversion Settings").

And if that still doesn't work, my best bet would be to reinstall ActiveSync (or don't use it for file transfers and use a card reader)

Hope this helps.

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Theophilus Aximsite All Star Elite Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: London Posts: 838 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Try that: Look in your ActiveSync program (on PC). Tools / Options / Rules, then click on the "Conversion Settings" box. Here, go to "Desktop to Device" and see if there's something in the list for JPG images. If so, you can deactivate here, and it's probably a program you installed / unibnstalled badly that caused that (It tries to convert the JPG using a 3rd-party soft, but can't find it since it's uninstalled ). If there's nothing, well... You can deactivate ALL conversions (by unchecking the check box in the General tab after you've clicked "Conversion Settings"). And if that still doesn't work, my best bet would be to reinstall ActiveSync (or don't use it for file transfers and use a card reader) Hope this helps. __________________ . "There never was a good war or a bad peace." -- Benjamin Franklin "Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It's the transition that's troublesome." -- Isaac Asimov "Newbie or not newbie, there is a question." -- Shakespeare, Hamlet 3/1 (Kind of)