As one of the previous posts suggests, if Microsoft Office Picture Manager
is not installed, run the Add or Remove Programs (or Add/Remove Programs on
Windows 2000) from the Control Panel in Windows. Wait for the list to build
(may take a while). Find "Microsoft Office _ Edition 2003" (where "_" is the
edition you have - i.e. Standard) and click the "Change" button. When the
Microsoft Office 2003 Setup dialog appears, choose "Add or Remove Features"
and click "Next >". In the next screen, check the box which states "Choose
advanced customization of applications." The "Update" button will change to
"Next >" as you do this. Click "Next >" to get to the advanced customization
screen. There should be a "-" (minus) sign (inside a small box) to the left
of the item "Microsoft Office". This means that this item has been expanded
and it's sub components should now be visible. If it isn't, click on the "+"
(plus) sign to expand it. At the bottom of the list, find the item "Office
Tools" and expand it. Scroll down (if needed) and find "Microsoft Office
Picture Manager" and click on the hard drive icon which has an arrow
pointing down on it. In the menu which appears, select "Run from My
Computer". Click the "Update" button to continue. At this point, the
installer will add Microsoft Office Picture Manager to your computer.
If Microsoft Office Picture Manager is installed, run it (Start Menu ->
Programs -> Microsoft Office -> Microsoft Office Tools -> Microsoft Office
Picture Manager). From the menu bard, click "Tools", then "File Types...".
From here, you'll be able to select what file types Microsoft Office Picture
Manager will open under Windows Explorer when the image file is
double-clicked. Check the boxes for each image type which you would like
Microsoft Office Picture Manager to open and then click "OK".
Microsoft Office Picture Manager supports files that end in (have the
extension):
..jpg, .jpeg, .jpe, .jfif, .gif, .bmp, .dib, .png, .tif, .tiff, .wmf, .emf
