HappyCrazyPerson

I downloaded Irfanview and tried to open the file, it wouldn't open it, but it automatically changed the name and now I was able to open it with Paint.Net! XD Thank you so much guys, you've been a great help to me, I am you ever grateful

Yes, I've tried to open it with Paint.Net, but I also tried to open it with other programs too, since I figured that I didn't had anything to lose.

@Drydareelin I've tried to open it using varies programs - like windows picture viewer, but none of them would or could open it

http://www.flickr.com/photos/63271401@N04/7502276544/ It seems I can't figure out how to change the file to a pdn and that might be the problem?

@Ego Eram Reputo Already tried that and it didn't helped. Only now it stopped saying that the file was damaged, instead it just say that "the file could not be found" --- Is it true that there is a limit to how big a file can be? Because it's current size is 545 KB. and I think I read somewhere the limit was 500 KB?

Links to the pictures; http://www.flickr.com/photos/63271401@N04/7493692474/ And the other placement; http://www.flickr.com/photos/63271401@N04/7493722260/ I know the text is in Danish, but if you tell me what I need to translate, I'll do my best.

@Ego Eram Reputo I tried, but that doesn't work either @Rick Brewster I tried to upload to flickr, but it said that it doesn't look like a valid photo. And now, when I try to open it with Paint.NET it says that it can't find the file. Is it all gone now?

When I tried to open the file, it's name was and still is Reigel Jane.png So it is not like the png part of the name has been removed or replaced. Also, when I found the picture and I looked at the details, it said the file was a png. I've tried to open it with several programs already, but they all say that the file is either harmed, broken or too big. (roughly translated, since I don't know the correct English terms)

Uh, I don't think I did. I had a png file with the same name. I thought I could just overwrite that file with the new one, but reading what you just wrote, I consume that might be the problem? If that is the case, is there anyway I can change it to a .pdn file, without opening it and would that solve the problem?

I opened Paint.Net and then clicked "file" and "open recent" and then the picture and that was when the error message appeared. I can't seem to find the picture anywhere else. I've tried to look at my computers library and pictures, but I just can't find it. I had a shortcut to the picture on my computers desktop, but that won't open either.

Today after working on some digital art for several hours using paint.NET, and since I know <snip> happens, I saved every 10th minute or so. Then I closed it down for a second to work on another picture, but now when I try to open the first one, it says "there was an error opening the file" For what I found out, it could have something to do with the picture expanding the pixel limit, but if so, shouldn't it had said so when I saved the picture? What I really know is how I can open it, or if it is even possible.