Non riesco piu' ad aprire le immagini dal desktop

Come dal titolo, non riesco piu' ad aprire le immagini dal desktop.
Qualsiasi formato immagine se doppiocliccato e' completamente inerme, idem
se da tarsto destro utilizzo apri con e seleziono il corretto programma per
visualizzare le immagini. Le stesse immagini se le sposto dentro una
cartella
collocata ovunque nel sistema anche nel desktop stesso si aprono senza
problemi.
Come si può risolvere il problema?
Qualcuno mi può aiutare?
Utilizzo il sistema operativo Windows Vista Ultimate

As the title, I ca n't to open the images from the desktop. Any format image
if doppiocliccato is completely defenceless, idem if from tarsto right use
open with and select the correct programme to view images.
The same images if the I am moving inside a folder placed everywhere in the
system also in the Desktop itself is open without problems.
As you can solve the problem? someone could help me?
Use the Windows operating system "VISTA" completed

On Sat, 31 Jul 2010 13:19:07 +0200, "Luciano" <>
wrote:

> Come dal titolo, non riesco piu' ad aprire le immagini dal desktop.
> Qualsiasi formato immagine se doppiocliccato e' completamente inerme, idem
> se da tarsto destro utilizzo apri con e seleziono il corretto programma per
> visualizzare le immagini. Le stesse immagini se le sposto dentro una
> cartella
> collocata ovunque nel sistema anche nel desktop stesso si aprono senza
> problemi.
> Come si può risolvere il problema?
> Qualcuno mi può aiutare?
> Utilizzo il sistema operativo Windows Vista Ultimate
>
> As the title, I ca n't to open the images from the desktop. Any format image
> if doppiocliccato is completely defenceless, idem if from tarsto right use
> open with and select the correct programme to view images.
> The same images if the I am moving inside a folder placed everywhere in the
> system also in the Desktop itself is open without problems.
> As you can solve the problem? someone could help me?
> Use the Windows operating system "VISTA" completed



The English above was apparently produced by an automated translation
program. Unfortunately the results of using such a program are
terrible, as they always are, and it's very difficult to read and
understand it.

I strongly recommend that you do *not* do this. Instead, ask in
English yourself, if you can. Or if you can not write in English, then
please ask your question in Italian in an Italian newsgroup or forum.


--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
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On Sat, 31 Jul 2010 23:37:12 -0500, felmon <>
wrote:

> On Sat, 31 Jul 2010 08:41:46 -0700, Ken Blake, MVP wrote:
>
> > Utilizzo il sistema operativo Windows Vista Ultimate
> >>
> >> As the title, I ca n't to open the images from the desktop. Any format
> >> image if doppiocliccato is completely defenceless, idem if from tarsto
> >> right use open with and select the correct programme to view images.
> >> The same images if the I am moving inside a folder placed everywhere in
> >> the system also in the Desktop itself is open without problems. As you
> >> can solve the problem? someone could help me? Use the Windows operating
> >> system "VISTA" completed
> >
> >
> >
> > The English above was apparently produced by an automated translation
> > program. Unfortunately the results of using such a program are terrible,
> > as they always are, and it's very difficult to read and understand it.
> >
> > I strongly recommend that you do *not* do this. Instead, ask in English
> > yourself, if you can. Or if you can not write in English, then please
> > ask your question in Italian in an Italian newsgroup or forum.
>
> not confident of my Italian


Nor I. I know some Italian because I've traveled there a lot and
studied the language, but I'm far from fluent in it.


> except to see the poster is having trouble viewing image files


Same here.


> but I like the translation of 'Vista Ultimate' as 'Vista Completed'!


And I noticed that too, and looked it up. The verb "ultimare" means to
"complete."



--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
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On Sat, 31 Jul 2010 23:37:12 -0500, felmon wrote:

> On Sat, 31 Jul 2010 08:41:46 -0700, Ken Blake, MVP wrote:
>
>> Utilizzo il sistema operativo Windows Vista Ultimate
>>>
>>> As the title, I ca n't to open the images from the desktop. Any format
>>> image if doppiocliccato is completely defenceless, idem if from tarsto
>>> right use open with and select the correct programme to view images.
>>> The same images if the I am moving inside a folder placed everywhere in
>>> the system also in the Desktop itself is open without problems. As you
>>> can solve the problem? someone could help me? Use the Windows operating
>>> system "VISTA" completed
>>
>>
>>
>> The English above was apparently produced by an automated translation
>> program. Unfortunately the results of using such a program are terrible,
>> as they always are, and it's very difficult to read and understand it.
>>
>> I strongly recommend that you do *not* do this. Instead, ask in English
>> yourself, if you can. Or if you can not write in English, then please
>> ask your question in Italian in an Italian newsgroup or forum.
>
> not confident of my Italian except to see the poster is having trouble
> viewing image files but I like the translation of 'Vista Ultimate' as
> 'Vista Completed'!
>
> Felmon

My favorite was doppiocliccato translated as doppiocliccato (which is
"double-clicked", of course).

I can sometimes read Italian, but this one went over my head - in both
languages, unfortunately.

--
Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)

On Wed, 04 Aug 2010 23:39:53 -0500, felmon wrote:

> On Mon, 02 Aug 2010 15:58:48 -0700, Gene E. Bloch wrote:
>
>> My favorite was doppiocliccato translated as doppiocliccato (which is
>> "double-clicked", of course).
>>
>> I can sometimes read Italian, but this one went over my head - in both
>> languages, unfortunately.
>
> too bad. we could give the answer and then use the automated translator
> to put it into (pseudo-)italian for the OP!
>
> Felmon

He he. Wish I'd thought of that :-)

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Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)