Re: Desperate for a solution (£20 for anyone who can sort out this problem)

[Sarah Reichelt]

To load your image, you use something like:
   set the text of image "target" to URL ("binfile:" & tFileName)

This may not be a problem, but you might try:
  set the filename of image "target" to tFileName

The size of the Target stack is not being set correctly for the size
of the image inside it, so you might want to make sure the two match.
Also, when rotating, make sure to adjust the stack width & height as
well as the image's.

I had a quick test and it worked fine (OS X) but I made two changes. I
used "open printing with dialog" and I used "print card 1 of stack
"Target".

Sorry, but I don't have time for any more tests.

Cheers,
Sarah




On 1/20/06, Jason (Polydiam) <jason at polydiam.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've been trying for days and days to figure out this problem. But I am now
> desperate for a solution (I need it within the next 6 hours for a demo).
>
> I'm offering £20 (via paypal) for the person who is able to come up with the
> best solution to this problem. The problem occurs is when rotating an Image
> then printing it out to fixed coordinates on the paper.
>
> >>I would greatly appreciate help with my program.
>
> >>http://www.polydiam.com/runrev/imagepr.rev
>
> >>When you open an image then print it out, it works fine. If you take a 2mp
> >>image and print it out, it shows up fantastic.
> >>However...
> >>The problem is, when you open an image, then rotate it, then print it, the
> >>image somehow disappears into a small square, and it doesn't print out
> >>properly.
>
> >>If anyone could take a look at my stack, I would be so grateful!
>
> >>Thank you
>
> >>Jason
>
>
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