Opening .JPG files by clicking on them

I have Internet Explorer 8 and Photoshop elements 9. I can't assign (in Folder options) PSE to open .JPG files in the PSE editor when I click on the file. I did this before I installed IE8.
Are IE8 and PSE compatible?
Guy

Guy,
I have IE9 and PSE11. It works for me correctly. You do not need to go to Folder options for this but right click any jog file>Open With> Choose Default program.
Check the checkbox as shown after selecting PSE from the list and here you go!
Regards,
vaishali

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