I have seen gif images generate moire patterns within themselves when
scaled. Is the gif image being displayed at 100%???
>on 3/6/01 7:35 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> Ok, I have a strange one here...
>>
>> I have a MC program where I display some large graphics, typically GIFs that
>> are about 600x400 pixels. A user contacted us and said she is getting a
>> diagonal line across the large graphics and sent a screen shot showing the
>> line. This has me stumped. There is what appears to be a 1-pixel gray line
>> running diagonally from the top-right to the bottom-left of the
>>large graphic.
>> It is only across the graphic and not the whole card.
>>
>> The problem appeared only after she upgraded her computer to a 933 MHz
>> Gateway, P-III running Windows ME, with 128 MB RAM. I thought it might be
>> something with the Accelerator setting but that had no effect. I'm pretty
>> sure it must have something to do with the new computer but don't know what
>> else to try.
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
>> Philip Chumbley
>
>Is the image being resized to a smaller rect? If so, then it must be
>related to her graphics card. See if she has the latest drivers.
>
>-Mark
>
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