Jpeg files in Outlook

I have saved phone images from a Nokia 6111 and 6300 to my PC and now all images received in Microsoft Outlook are being opened by the Nokia program. How can I change it back to being opened by Microsoft?

This is on the PC side. Highlite the file with your mouse, by right clickin it, then select "open with" browse for any program let say Microsoft Explorer or any photoviewing program, & then tick the always open with this program. That's it second time you open it, will open with the progran you've selected before.
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