rotated photo

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    In windows 7, I'm not seeing this. If I open the sideways jpeg
    original-sideways.jpg
    with paint, choose rotate left or rotate right, and then select "save as" and save it to a new jpeg file, it is rotated to the correct orientation for me.
    rotated-with-paint.jpg

    Both attachments in the post you linked are correctly rotated for me, both thumbnail and the full size image. Is it possible your browser is caching a previous image -- can you force your browser to refresh the image with Ctrl + Shift + R or Ctrl + Shift + the refresh button instead of simply the refresh. This sometimes helps when the browser is getting the image from a cache instead of reloading from the web server.
     
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    Okay, so its just me:D

    The cache thing makes sense since i didn't do save-as, just an overwrite save.

    Stubborn thing though, I can't get it to straighten up no matter what. It will probably have to wait for the next restart in a month or two.
     
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