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I will Matt but yes but I'm helping cook dinner and can't be distracted - I know it would take you 10 secs!
 
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What happens Rob if you click on the pic rather than the name of the pic? in those screen shots Rob, you've opened the picture in a new tab (by clicking on its name, rather than the image, I think)
 
jonbills said:
What happens Rob if you click on the pic rather than the name of the pic? in those screen shots Rob, you've opened the picture in a new tab (by clicking on its name, rather than the image, I think)
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Jon, I'll tell you what happens - it works! However if I enlarge it to full screen I can't scroll, can you? But that is opening a new window.

You are my saviour. There are so many things like this with computers that might be obvious to others but not me.

My new computer has NO instructions - just get on with it. Manufacturers just assume that everyone is an expert or thinks like them#
Thank you Jon.

Matt, on the old system was the filename shown?
 
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Rob Gaskin said:
Jon, I'll tell you what happens - it works! However if I enlarge it to full screen I can't scroll, can you? But that is opening a new window.

You are my saviour. There are so many things like this with computers that might be obvious to others but not me.

My new computer has NO instructions - just get on with it. Manufacturers just assume that everyone is an expert or thinks like them#
Thank you Jon.

Matt, on the old system was the filename shown?
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Hooray!
How do you go full screen? Might end up with the pic in a new tab again.
 
That's how I'd do it too - once you're in a new tab with the pic, you've lost all the code that made the scrollable gallery. It's just a static picture in a new browser window. Once you want to zoom into a pic on ebay etc you lose the gallery functions too don't you?
 
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