FLT_OLD and copied the original files from the Photodraw distribution CD to that directory. I renamed the two newer files (located in C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Grphflt) to.
#Microsoft photodraw 2000 updates windows#
I suspect that the new files are a component of Windows live. Was installed around that same time frame.Īfter several hours of very tedious file comparisons I determined that the files JPEGIM32.FLT and GIFIM32.FLT both had time stamps of and file sizes of 228 and 173 KB respectively.
#Microsoft photodraw 2000 updates update#
Note that software additions to this computer are fairly tightly controlled with the exeption of MS Update which runs automatically. This led me to believe there was a software issue that was the result of an update. Examination of the files content using XnView and a hex editor revealed no corruption These same JPGs could be opened in the Adobe products as well as in Picture Manager, and several other photo editing software. The file was corrrupt and could not be opened. Each time she attempted to open one of the newer files Photodraw presented an error stating that Older (before November 2010) still opened fine. In late November she noticed that she could no longer open any of the newer JPG files in her photo library. My wife uses Photodraw almost exclusively while There was absolutely no issue with opening any of the supported file types in Photodraw. This computer has been running Photodraw and the Adobe products flawlessly since the machine was purchased in 2008.
(Windows live essentials had been installed and subsequently removed in troubleshooting this issue)
Windows Vista Home Premium, Service Pack 2 - current with all update patches to the date of this message. The error stated that the file could not be opened as it was corrupted. In late November 2010 Photodraw began to error when opening NEW (e.g. This question relates to an issue regarding opening JPG files using PhotoDraw 2000 V2.
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