Why are pictures on my computer so fuzzy ?
543276
Some of your pictures on your computer can be fuzzy because your graphics card is bad old or small,  it also can be because your screen is bad.
1065248
file might be to big... try to resize it in paint... stretch and skew to 75 by 75 or smaller.. \n\nor it could be the way the picture was saved as...i .e.. jpeg , img.... so forth.. try to save picture again under differ saving.
552487
That's weird - JPEG is usually a good format.  Regardless, whenver something like that happens to me, I open the images up in "Paint," go to "File," select "Save As," and at the drop-down menu that says "Save As Type," I select GIF or whatever type I need; that usually fixes it for me, maybe it'll work for you.  \n\nYou might also want to double-check any automatic settings that the Digital Image Suite you're using has on - perhaps it's "being helpful" and changing your images for you.
172803
Use a program such as paint shop pro, or other image editing software to open the picture file, and compress it to the point that it still looks good to you, but is a more manageable size.  Each program does this a little differently, but the option is usually easy to find and does not take a great deal of time.\n\nHope that helps!
887236
It sound's like you've got an anti-aliasing issue going on. \nOr your picture is very low res. This would cause jaggies to form on your type.
614318
You could do as suggested with Disk Utility as well.  Try making it into a Sparce Image.
399969
Change your pic to bmp format, and rename it as OEMLOGO.BMP, put it under C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32.
228884
either,your computer is having a period\nor if its squares with a red x, either u havnt got java installed or your blocked from seeing pics.
453248
Well, if it's sometimes blurry and sometimes clear, that may be because your monitor might be old. But you say you can't read the text, so are you ok with the graphics?
1157098
No, there's nothign wrong.  As you shrink an image, it will appear fuzzy as it has to remove pixels to account for the size difference. If you expand your image back to it's original state, you'll notice it won't look the same anymore, as pixels have been removed.
1063839
Mine does that, as well, but it is because I am lazy about clearing my temporary files, defragmenting, and clearing off the millions of digital photos I have accumulated over the years.  Try those things and see if it helps matters.
93562
if it's very small it gets pixelated when you zoom in (that's what you mean unclear i guess).\nI'm afraid you can't do many things with small pictures, not only in photoshop but in any picture processing software.\n\nTry to enlarge it a bit: go to Image > Image Size... then type\na new width and height figure a couple of hundred above the figures it says, hit ok and see what happens. For sure the image won't be crisp, but it's the best you can do at this stage.\n\nAlways try to get the largest images possible, with small images you cannot do anything really.\nI hope this helps!
846090
Since you dont tell what kind it is I will make suggestions.  Right click on the icon that might be in the right hand task bar and look for options.   Or while you have your camera is on in the upper tabs there should be options, preferences or something to that affect.  \nE
465745
Most photo programs can do this.See what you have in your computer. You may have more capabilities that you are aware of.
248149
It maybe it is time for some new glass. It could be that you need a new monitor. Or your screen resolution is set too high making eventhing look really small. \n\nIf you add some more information on why it is hard to read like is it blurry, or too small or it only one part of the screen like icon labels that would help.
888085
Could be they are using some kind of flashmedia that's  not compatible with what you have on your computer.
9541
There's two answers to this problem. 10% of the time your computer has trouble loading the picture, and you can merely right click on the X and click on "Show Picture" and then it will load. 90% of the time your computer simply can't find the picture where it was supposed to be, and there's nothing you can ever do to fix that. Perhaps the pictures were supposed to be in an attachment, perhaps their weblink was taken down, for whatever reason your computer can't find them and you're just screwed.