Jpeg image spreads/fades in internet web page

Please help to solve the problem for the jpeg image spreads/ fades in the internet web page only (problem with jpeg only other format such as gif, png images displays properly)

singar nadar Jun 25, 2007

Problem not solved (i have attached a image which has been downloaded from the net you can see the problem which i am facing

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Not quite sure what you mean about spreading and fading, but make sure you have the latest version of Java installed and that your internet settings are not set too high as it may dissable some pictures on the net. http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp

Posted on Jun 24, 2007

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