Try this: copy one of the ABM files to your Desktop. Note also that the ABM files are usually just a database, and that you would still need the actual images referred to in the database still on you drive. You may want to check in PhotoImpressions for options that will do this for you - associate certain file types with the application. exe.īut it is strange that the extensions were not re-associated when you re-installed the applications. The executable file is generally one with a custom program icon, and the name ends with. Play with the Kodak application suite, and find out how to make a new album - I suggest it is PhotoImpreesions Album. Use whichever program it is that builds Albums.
