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In the verification of 1GK9NGK, I discovered that the pixel data area displayed nothing for the jpeg image. STEPS 1) Invoke the imageviewer sample 2) Open the sample.jpg that Windows2000 has as default 3) The Pixel area displays nothing 4) Open winlogo.gif under windows directory 5) The Pixel area displays some byte data 6) Open again the sample.jpg 7) The Pixel area displays the data of winlogo.gif NOTES:
PRODUCT VERSION: build 136a
Please retest and either mark PR as FIXED or LATER as appropriate.
This is a bug in the Windows 98 Text widget (aka EDIT control). When the image is very large (i.e. Sample.jpg has 24-bit data) there is too much data to display, so the text widget chooses to display nothing. This is not an Image bug or an ImageAnalyzer bug. It could be fixed by using a StyledText instead of a Text. If this is a real problem for someone, we could switch the example to StyledText. McQ? Comments? Should we just use StyledText?
Don't care. If that's what the problem is it's low priority. Could get the co- ops to swap in a StyledText if desired.
FH to assign this to one of the co-ops when they finish up what they're working on now.
After switching to StyledText, might be a useful addition to make the first 'column' of the data (i.e. the row numbers) be bold or something, so they stand out...
Fixed. Switched to StyledText, now works in win98. Also added Carolyn's suggestion for making the first column bold.