I had the same problem as yours before I switched (yesterday) to VIS, Inc solution.(http://www.vizsolutions.com/) You should try.It's not to expensive. I'm using Exceed 7
----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 5:34 AM Subject: RE: [opendx-users] Problems in importing data > Thanks Mr.Gib Bogle very much. The advice is quite helpful. First I used Showbox to make sure that there is object presented, then changed to image rotation and I finally could see the image. This kind of expertises are very valuable for the newcomers like me, thanks again. > > BTW, I still want expertise to solve the first question in my previous email, that is > > I am using OpenDx 3.1.4 Window version under Cygwin/XFree86 on Windows 2000. Prompter works but > > 1)When I tried to import image file (e.g. TIFF), once clicked Visualize Data... button, the system was hung and the following message came out: > Internal error detected at "E:\dx\msvc\dx\SRC\UIPP\PROMPTER\FileContents.c":152. .... > > abnormal program termination > > I searched my system, I didn't see either E:\dx-msvc directory or FileContents.c file, I don't know what's happen to this. > > Any advice would be highly appreciated. > > Tao > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Gib Bogle > Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 7:29 AM > To: '[email protected]' > Subject: RE: [opendx-users] Problems in importing data > > I can't help with your first problem, but when I was having trouble seeing > images I was given some useful advice. If you put Showbox before Image it > will create the outline of a box containing the objects in the display, and > therefore can be used to determine if any objects are present. You will > need to remove Showbox to see the objects. Also, use Reset in the View > Control dialog of Image to reset the camera settings to point at the centre > of the object scene and render all existing objects. Another point to > remember is that if you are viewing a flat surface edge-on you will see > nothing - you will need to change the view or rotate the image. > (I am quoting loosely from "OpenDX Paths to Visualization" from VIS Inc.) > > > >
