cgross@surya.UWaterloo.CA (Christian Gross) (05/22/91)
Hi, I am posting this for a friend, but the mail replies can be addressed to this address. 1) My friend is currently trying to create a help file using the RTF format. Everything is working fine except when he tries to use graphics. He is importing graphics from paint, by doing a screen capture, and then is cut and pasted into WORD 1.1a. When he compiles the help file error 2057 (unrecognized graphic format) occurs. What is he doing wrong? 2) While using SDK Dialog Box editor it once crashed in the middle of drawing( unreecoverable error) and then when using Windows again. Windows locked itself while I was editing a file, but had used the Box editor shortly before. Why is this happening? Thanks for any replies. Christian ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Ontario, Canada, Home of the newly created world record for longest Truck blockade on a single highway.(It was a mess, I was in the middle of it). -----------------------------------------------------------------------
press@venice.SEDD.TRW.COM (Barry Press) (05/22/91)
In article <cgross.674894252@surya> cgross@surya.UWaterloo.CA (Christian Gross) writes: > format. Everything is working fine except when he tries to use graphics. > He is importing graphics from paint, by doing a screen capture, and then > is cut and pasted into WORD 1.1a. When he compiles the help file error > 2057 (unrecognized graphic format) occurs. What is he doing wrong? You might want to look at the format of what's being pasted. You could paste the image into something like WinGIF, save as a BMP, and then reload and paste that to force the format. I've had a related problem, where I pasted what had been a BMP from the clipboard into WfW for a hlp file. All compiled well, but when you brought up the file in winhelp, the graphic did not appear (just the blank space, and sometimes not that). Rather than wrestle uselessly with that, I saved the image out as a bmp and used the field that inserts the file as a character in the text. THAT worked. -- Barry Press Internet: press@venice.sedd.trw.com