Open photo directly in Bridge ... ?

Hi,
is there a chance to open photos directly in bridge? If I double click a JPEg, its always opened in Photoshop (or I can choose another application, but not brisge). Has Brdige the opporunity to view a photo directly in fullscreen? I do not wnat to edit it or something like this - just browse the photos in a fullscreen like way.
Thanks

Bridge is an image management aid. It is not able to open files, other than in another application.
You can preview files at large size though. Make sure you have the Preview Panel open.
Experiment with the different workspaces.
I cannot be more specific because you don't say what version you have.

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I can't open my photo's in Bridge because the camera (Canon EOS D650) RAW file is not recognized?
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Camera Raw plug-in | Supported cameras
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@AV8TOR,
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Also, a lot of people use mini-Bridge. Here's a link to more info on mini-Bridge.
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Because of that many people are using Picasa because you can download a plugin for it and then with this plugin you can upload photos to flickr directly from picasa. Please make it also possible in Adobe Bridge.
I am using Adobe Bridge CS3 with latest updates.
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