I cant open saved files even when i right click open with pd8

What cant you upload ??..
I assume its from your emails

You can share your photos and experiences with friends and family via email.
Your computer's "My Pictures" folder is a handy place to save photos you receive from loved ones, giving you quick access to your photos.
You can organize the folder as you would other folders on your computer by adding new files and folders; copying, pasting and renaming image files; and removing them altogether.
If you're unfamiliar with copying photos from your email and placing them in "My Pictures," just follow along for the email software and operating system that apply to you.

Open the email with the photo you want to copy.
Right-click on the photo and select "Save Image As."
This will open the "Save Image" dialog box.
Open these folders in the following order:
"Libraries, Documents, Pictures, My Pictures."
Click on "Save."
Your photo will be saved to "My Pictures."
Copying Photos from Yahoo! Mail, Gmail, and Hotmail for Windows Vista
Follow steps one and two in the previous section.
Navigate to "C:\users\username\Pictures" in Vista. In this case, "username" would apply to the login name you use to access your computer, such as "admin" or "firstinitiallastname."
Save your file.
Copying Photos from Yahoo! Mail, Gmail, and Hotmail for Windows 2000 and XP
Follow step one for Windows 7, then select "File, Save Attachments."
Browse to find the location where you want to save the picture.
The "My Pictures" folder should be under the "My Documents" folder.
Double-click on "My Documents" to expand it, then scroll down to the "My Pictures" folder and select it.
Click on "Save."
Copying Photos from Microsoft Outlook
Open Outlook and find the email with the photo you're copying.
Right-click on the image and select "Save As."
Follow the steps for the location of the "My Pictures" folder for your version of Windows
Copying Photos from Outlook Express
Open the photo attachment in Outlook Express.
Right-click on the image and select "Save Picture As."
Use the steps for the location of the "My Pictures" folder for your version of
AN EXAMPLE
Make a Folder
Click start all programs accessories open windows explorer navigate toMy Pictures Right click select New Folder and name it.
Click start all programs accessories open windows explorer navigate to your data / files right click on the music right copy navigate back to the destination drive right click select paste or hold the
Mouse cursor on the photo's or files drag them to folder
then drop them
or if you are downloading from the internet
Once it starts downloading windows will ask whether you want to run or save it
a browse option will open you can save it into a folder in my documents or another
device floppy or a usb device
if you need more help with this post a reply

Download the jar file onto your desktop.

Right-click on the file and choose "Rename." Change the file extension from .jar to .zip. Click "OK."

Right-click on the file and choose "Unzip." Your computer will use its pre-installed decompression or zip application to open the file. If your system does not have a decompression application, you can download a free copy of WinZip using the link in the resource section.

Click "Save" to save the file to your hard drive. Click "Open" after the file has finished downloading.

Double-click on the file marked "Install" or "Set-up" to install the program files on your computer. If the file does not have one of these options, open the program that the files are intended for and it will automatically detect and install the files.

Double-click on the file. The Java Runtime program will automatically detect and open the file. If your system does not have Java Runtime, you can download it free from Java using the link in the resource section.

Click "Install" when prompted. Java Runtime will install the program on your computer for you.

Click "Open" to open the program after the installation process has been completed.

Download the jar file onto your desktop.

do in this way you will get it.


BMW PARTS

on the file right click -> open with and then select microsoft office excel

right click on the file you want to open - go to "open with"
than select the program that you do want to open them
it will save the definition

ok ...the NVC files are the extentions from the nerovision and you will need this program to see it ....so ...install the program in the new computer ...if there is already installed..just make the file association ..by right click ...than open ..and choose the program by browsing ......
or...right click on the file...than properties...than ...you will see the file type ...and under ..."opens with" ...in the right its an change button ...click on it and browse the programs for the Nerovision ...Choose it ...than click aply ..and ok ....
after that on double click the files will open with the right program ...
in short ...Nero will do it...and next time use windows movie maker...it will save in avi format ...and you can do anything you want even add music on it ,,and transitions...
after opening ..try to see if it has any more posibilities to save in another format ...or ...burn it on a disk ....or use a converter to like ( anyconverter ) to make it in another format that will be openable in a more common program ...

how are you saving the wallpaper?

usually, i just right click on the image and choose Save as or Save file.

You can also right click the image and copy, and then go to an image editor like Adobe photoshop or even paintbrush, then paste it from there. Save into jPEG format.

Sounds like something viral to me. If you are able to connect to the Internet I would suggest downloading and running a tool called combofix. Information on how to use it and links to download are here. I've used this on several XP systems to get rid of some nasty stuff, but never had to try it on Vista yet. If the trouble is not from a virus but just because something else has thoroughly screwed up the registry, you might have to restore your system.

if you put your vista disc in and boot from that you should be able to go to a point when it was working or do a repair install.

If you need to do a repair install make sure you back all of your data up before you do it.

You should be able to use firefox or internet explorer to navigate the C drive to navigate and find all the documents you want to save etc and you should be able to copy it to a memory stick or external hard drive.

May be you need to restart it mostly that is the problem.

Do you have all the manuals

JVC manual site

Download and install adobe reader, if needed

Right mouse click and "save target as" to save each manual to a file


I found similar instuctions in the GZ-MG20 manuals I imagine one of these will have what you need.