Indesign 2.0 Jpeg distortion problem.

I was running Indesign version 2.0 happily for many years. My hard drive crashed, reloaded software onto new machine. Problems started when I tried to place a jpeg (from my scanned image library – I can place photographs ok) . First it was cannotParseError. We seem to have fixed this by downloading the Indesign 2.1 upgrade. I can now place a jpeg however it the image is very pixalated with the last 1cm or so as it should be. I can open the images in photoshop and the are perfect. Previous to the hard drive crash images were placed ok. Help to resolve this would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Bob
Indesign 2.0 on a windows operating system

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Date: Mon, 3 Aug 2009 13:52:01 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Convert to jpeg ouput problem
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