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No I don't think it's the format because it's a jpg too. I do know however, that webtv has a lot of limitations with different kinds of coding, but why it wouldn't read a jpg is beyond me. Oh well. Thanks for the feedback

Someone using WebTV told me that my Avatar wasn't showing up on the forum. I can see it fine with my computer, but how about the rest of you? I'm curious how to correct this for WebTV. Why can't they see it? They said they saw other posters avatars, just not mine.

I just checked it out, it looks like it does about everything imaginable. I like the fact that it Integrates with windows explorer. I may give that a try sometime. Besides microsoft paint, I've also been using Photo Resizer program by Showyourphotos. It's a small easy to use little program that works really well, at the link below: ShowYourPhotos-Photo Resizer Here's a quick screenshot of the program:

Yeah, I'm sure there are other software that requires Net Framework. It's just not useful to me yet. I haven't had a need for it as to date. If something comes up in the future that needs net framework I'll reinstall it again. Right now I use Microsoft Paint that came with the windows xp package. It seems to do everything I want it to do, which is mostly resizing and changing picture formats from jpg to bmp..ect Works for me

NET Framework contains a new generation common language runtime and class libraries to support the latest development tools such as Visual Studio 2005. It is only necessary for a programmer or developer. Microsoft didn't add Net Frameworks to my updates, I was browsing some of the 'optional' windows updates and downloaded it then thinking it was something I needed. The Net Frameworks 'security' update kept showing up in my Recommended Critical Updates because Windows Update recognized that I had Net Frameworks, and it was showing me the security update that I needed for it. Now it no longer shows up in the updates.

Hi DennisD, thanks for the welcome. It all started when I was doing my routine windows update, and a security update for Net Frameworks appeared, and for some reason it wouldn't install. So, I contacted Microsoft about it and eventually installed the update via their download links they sent me. Then in the interest of saving some RAM, I inquired again about the best way of unstalling Net Frameworks all together, because I wasn't sure if all the components were in my Add/Remove programs list. I had no use for it and wanted it off my PC. Anyway, the tool they sent worked just fine, and now I have a little more RAM. I've been reading about people having trouble removing Net Frameworks correctly, it seems if not done just right, it will cause all sorts of problems. Tyler

I recently inquired to mssupport.microsoft.com about how to uninstall .Net Framework. This removal tool they suggested works really nicely. Just follow the simple steps below and you'll be rid of .Net Framework. 1. Please download the Cleanup_tool from the link below and unzip it to the desktop and you will get a file Cleanup_tool.exe http://astebner.sts.winisp.net/Tools/dotne...leanup_tool.zip 2. Please close all the open windows. Double click Cleanup_tool.exe to run it, and then click "OK" -> click "Yes" -> Click "Cleanup Now" to remove it completely. Have a nice day everyone, Tyler