The first one for sure is Silver maple, and they grow fast and they get HUGE. The second one may well be some variety of red maple, which will not grow as fast or get as big, but is still considered a large tree.

If you have your jpeg files in a folder, then just open up your folder and go to view and put a dot in the one that you want to use. You will have to do this for each folder where you have jpegs. I have always done this and had no problems with them going back. Now if there is another way I wouldn't know. I have always put my jpegs in a folder,open the folder and then click on view and put the dot where I want it. thirdfrt!!!

Well now, ain't that just a kick in the ribs. You are correct. So I removed my Quicktime and re-installed the latest version hoping to have a tiny morsel of control during the install. How foolish of me! No chance that I had any options so I tried removing the associations again only to find as you did that they simply return. Oh how I hate these overbearing programs where programmers feel they are the only ones competent enough to know what we mere mortals need. I then removed Quicktime again and went looking for alternatives. At this point I only see sites I am not comfortable with to download from so I need to go searching around. Never liked any program that takes over and only had Quicktime because a web site I maintain has a QT file. However they have now created a Youtube presence so I can remove the QT junk and simply link to the Youtube site. Oh happy day. Later I'll search a bit more, in the meantime someone else may jump in with either a solution or a good QT replacement.

right click pic...Open with/Choose program/dot in Select from program list/click OK/choose window picture and fax viewer/check "Always Use" box...click OK....