JPEG file viewer for MAC 10.4 tiger

Hi,
My mac (laptop) doesn't open jpeg files.
Is there anyone who knows which free program I can download to view jpeg files?
Thanks.

If Preview is not opening when you double-click on a jpeg, Get Info on the jpeg file and set Preview to be the default application for viewing jpegs. Click on the Change All button to make all jpegs open with Preview.

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