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Orientation of photos in Windows screensaverI store my photos in Picasa, with all the photos correctly orientated. When
I choose one of my photo albums to provide a windows slideshow screensaver (in XP Pro) some of the photos appear sideways in the wrong orientation. Please can someone advise how I overcome that problem? Thanks in antciaipation. Ian Ian-
Have you tried looking at the source that Windows is pulling the photos from to use in the screensaver? It could be that your source is the original non-rotated photos that you have saved on your computer. Here is a link to the Microsoft XP screensaver help page. I hope it helps and good luck! http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/tips/diyscreensaver.mspx Jeff Windows Outreach Team Show quoteHide quote "Ian 23" wrote: > I store my photos in Picasa, with all the photos correctly orientated. When > I choose one of my photo albums to provide a windows slideshow screensaver > (in XP Pro) some of the photos appear sideways in the wrong orientation. > Please can someone advise how I overcome that problem? Thanks in > antciaipation. > > Ian > Thanks Jeff
It appears windows stores the original, and therefore shows the unrotated view as you state. Thanks for taking the time to respond Show quoteHide quote "jeff_windows_team" wrote: > Ian- > Have you tried looking at the source that Windows is pulling the photos from > to use in the screensaver? It could be that your source is the original > non-rotated photos that you have saved on your computer. > Here is a link to the Microsoft XP screensaver help page. I hope it helps > and good luck! > http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/tips/diyscreensaver.mspx > Jeff > Windows Outreach Team > > > "Ian 23" wrote: > > > I store my photos in Picasa, with all the photos correctly orientated. When > > I choose one of my photo albums to provide a windows slideshow screensaver > > (in XP Pro) some of the photos appear sideways in the wrong orientation. > > Please can someone advise how I overcome that problem? Thanks in > > antciaipation. > > > > Ian > > Anytime Ian; Have fun creating your screensavers and let me know if there is
anything else you need help with. Jeff Windows Outreach Team Show quoteHide quote "Ian 23" wrote: > Thanks Jeff > > It appears windows stores the original, and therefore shows the unrotated > view as you state. Thanks for taking the time to respond > > "jeff_windows_team" wrote: > > > Ian- > > Have you tried looking at the source that Windows is pulling the photos from > > to use in the screensaver? It could be that your source is the original > > non-rotated photos that you have saved on your computer. > > Here is a link to the Microsoft XP screensaver help page. I hope it helps > > and good luck! > > http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/tips/diyscreensaver.mspx > > Jeff > > Windows Outreach Team > > > > > > "Ian 23" wrote: > > > > > I store my photos in Picasa, with all the photos correctly orientated. When > > > I choose one of my photo albums to provide a windows slideshow screensaver > > > (in XP Pro) some of the photos appear sideways in the wrong orientation. > > > Please can someone advise how I overcome that problem? Thanks in > > > antciaipation. > > > > > > Ian > > >  
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