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steven newman
steven newman
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Got one or 2 to load...every attempt after that....Nada...just a blank page...

File type: .jpg

Same as I always use...

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    IMG_0850.JPG

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    Iraq pictures 7 July fashion show 003.JPG

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    Tried a couple

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    @steven newman Try renaming your image so that the only punctuation is a “period” followed by jpg or jpeg. It looks like maybe your picture name has a comma followed by a period and then another word

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    Works for me.

    004_25.jpg

    003_24.jpg

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    The "comma" and Period? Proj. then a comma. Takes up too much space IF I spell out Project....

    Next Theory...

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    Because that is the file name of the entire Sideboard Project....

    Sideboard Proj., Plywood, Hammer time .jpg

    Same File name...

    Try one final time..Sideboard Proj., plywood, floor installed .jpg

    And..nothing but a blank space...?

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    This is BS, but...

    Sideboard Proj., Plywood, Floor installed .jpg

    Not sure WHAT I did...except changed the plywood to Plywood...

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