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Why are some jpg and some jpeg?


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26-Dec-2003, 09:52 AM #1
Why are some jpg and some jpeg?
In the thread about the Christmas scanner, the person has changed the scanned images to "jpg" but they come out "jpeg".

This doesn't seem to be a problem, and I know both settings are there under the same one (jpg, jpeg) I've seen the jpeg one before, but not often and mine always come out with jpg on the end when I save tham as that.

I was just wondering what, if anything is the difference and why it's sometimes jpg and sometimes jpeg?

Just something new to learn...

Thanks,

~ Carrie
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26-Dec-2003, 10:03 AM #2
Closing duplicate, please reply here:

http://forums.techguy.org/t190029/s.html
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