I have a "Vintage Images" CD that I just want to view and select certain images to save rather that inporting them all. I would like to open them in Windows live Photo gallery but it is saying to set associations. I googled this and got as far as the control panel and lists but the list of files confuses me. What would a CD like this be under? the list gives me the programmes that certain programmes open but I do not understand the list!

It is probably some oddball filetype. I would read them in, determine the filetype as LH says and then convert those that you want to keep to a "convenient" filetype (e.g. jepg). You may be able to do that with Paint.

OK, Feather can you post a link of where you got it from, and as much details as you have.

I did this,they are JPEG files and it said File system CDFS if that means anything?
By going into it this way I seem to have found a way of doing what I want to do with them.
Thanks everyone.

I am not sure I understand. .jpeg is a filesystem for pictures and CDFS is a system for audio. Does the mean you have mixed files? CDFS is a file system proprietory to Wind River and seems to be used in Linux. You can try ripping the CD or use iTunes to convert it to .mp3.