image class bug?

Using the image class, I am viewing a test image: 
http://cfneumann.us/dbase/dbase.jpg

That same image in Microsoft Office Picture manager: 
http://cfneumann.us/dbase/mop.jpg

If the image is returned to it's normal size in the image class it will look 
correctly, but when alignment is set to 3 it becomes distorted.

The original jpg is:  http://cfneumann.us/dbase/test.jpg


What is causing it and how can it be corrected?


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Christopher F. Neumann

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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 23:26:15 -0500
Christopher F. Neumann said :

> If the image is returned to it's normal size in the image class it will
look 
> correctly, but when alignment is set to 3 it becomes distorted.

I wonder if the attached old bug report form is connected in any way?

As a possible workaround ... have you tried restating the image object's width,

height, and datasource as required?

-- 
Ronnie MacGregor
Scotland

Ronnie at
dBASEdeveloper
dot co dot uk

www.dBASEdeveloper.co.uk

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Hi Ronnie, I couldnt find the QAID for this. Were you given a QAID 
number?

- Kathy
dBI


In article <MPG.222a14e8f5ff5321989821@news.dbase.com>, No_Sp@m.Thanks 
says...
> 
> On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 23:26:15 -0500
> Christopher F. Neumann said :
> 
> > If the image is returned to it's normal size in the image class it
will look 
> > correctly, but when alignment is set to 3 it becomes distorted.
> 
> I wonder if the attached old bug report form is connected in any way?
> 
> As a possible workaround ... have you tried restating the image object's
width, 
> height, and datasource as required?
> 
> 

-- 
Thanks, Kathy

Hi Christopher. The dBASE image object doesn't have a very sophisticated 
interpolation process so, with a large image like this I would expect 
some distortion unless viewing it in it's actual size.

Thanks, Kathy
dBI
QA


In article <SvCnmbddIHA.1872@news-server>, chris@cfneumann.us says...
> Using the image class, I am viewing a test image: 
> http://cfneumann.us/dbase/dbase.jpg
> 
> That same image in Microsoft Office Picture manager: 
> http://cfneumann.us/dbase/mop.jpg
> 
> If the image is returned to it's normal size in the image class it will
look 
> correctly, but when alignment is set to 3 it becomes distorted.
> 
> The original jpg is:  http://cfneumann.us/dbase/test.jpg
> 
> 
> What is causing it and how can it be corrected?
> 
> 
> 

-- 
Thanks, Kathy