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Post by Sepiana on Apr 27, 2020 21:58:34 GMT
I will try the moving to another folder Thank you Sepiana - so far so good. At this point, I can see them without having to open them. Thanks!! Judy, you are most welcome! Glad to learn all is well now. Hopefully this fix will stick! |
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Post by BuckSkin on Apr 28, 2020 7:25:54 GMT
FastStone is wonderful; it is the backbone of my digital imaging endeavors. Buckskin you have encouraged me to look more into this software this morning for viewing my files. I am impressed so far and it just may replace Windows Explorer for me providing I can get used to it. The more recent versions allow the program to be opened in two instances/windows,which is very handy. I can drag/drop back and forth between FastStone and Explorer just the same as from Explorer to Explorer. Check out the screen capture; I like it better than any other that I have used; I can capture a screen-shot and then add text, arrows, and such under the "ABC" tab, and then save the edited screen-shot all within FastStone. It has an excellent renaming feature and the best upsize/downsize tool that I have found anywhere. You can "tag" thumbnails and then select either the tagged or the untagged, a very useful feature. You can select a group of images, right-click, and edit "Properties" on the whole batch at once. It has a really good scanning dialogue as well. It is also a pretty competent photo editor. |
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Post by Sepiana on Apr 28, 2020 23:26:14 GMT
It has happened to me only a few times and I don't know how those files were different from other .png files. Rita Rita, my experience has been similar to yours -- it doesn't happen all the time. Most of the time the PNG files display the way they are supposed to. I never had this problem with Windows XP, 7, or 8.1. Now I have Windows 10. I began noticing it sometime last year (after the release of the 1903 update, May 2019). |
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Post by ritage on Apr 28, 2020 23:34:14 GMT
It has happened to me only a few times and I don't know how those files were different from other .png files. Rita Rita, my experience has been similar to yours -- it doesn't happen all the time. Most of the time the PNG files display the way they are supposed to. I never had this problem with Windows XP, 7, or 8.1. Now I have Windows 10. I began noticing it sometime last year (after the release of the 1903 update, May 2019). So many things changed for the worse since I have WIN 10, I don't even remember when it started.
Rita
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Post by blackmutt on Apr 28, 2020 23:56:45 GMT
Agreed
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Post by Sepiana on Apr 29, 2020 15:19:09 GMT
For the benefit of those who may have stumbled upon this thread at the end of the discussion, here is a quick recap . . . Problem:
I imported a bunch of freebie PNG files and initially they had a white background when viewing them in my folders but now almost all of them are black . . .
Solution:Do a Disk Cleanup and make sure that the "Thumbnails" box is checked in "Files to delete". OR
Rename/move/copy the problem PNG files. Source: My every png file thumbnail background is black and not transparent? (Solved)Results:1st Solution:The problem disappeared! My PNG files are back to being displayed with a white background. I copied/pasted the problem files into another folder. Black background gone! Thank you Sepiana - so far so good. At this point, I can see them without having to open them. Thanks!! |
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