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Q.  I have Windows XP Pro.  Very simple question, when I double click a picture in My Pictures, it of course opens a separate window to show the picture enlarged.  If I click on another picture, it simply replaces the picture in the already opened window with the new one.  Question is How can I see this 2nd picture in a SEPERATE/NEW window?

A.  Using the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, which is the default picture viewing program for Windows XP, you can only have one window open at a time.  If you want to have multiple picture windows open, you will need to install a different image viewer.  You can find many picture viewer programs available for download at "www.pcworld.com" or "www.zdnet.com" or "www.tucows.com".

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