very good
thanks Wojciech
i tagged something on the subject to help us find this later
still, i am starting to like the idea of avoiding this issue altogether
by using vector graphic primitives in the template
ds
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Wojciech Oborski wrote:
Dennis Saputelli wrote:
yes the template graphic logos come and go mysteriously
i don't think it is the jpg format though i am not sure
the solution to the disappering logos i have found is to sprinkle
copies about your hard drive so 99SE can find them
Once upon a time a did some 'research' on this and posted the results.
I repost it below:
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The template definition contains just the link to the image (logo) file,
not the image itself. That link is the full file name (with path - like
C:\ ...\Image.bmp ) and points to the directory from which the image file
originates.
So every time Protel opens a schematic it searches for that image file
and it expects to find the file exactly where the link points to.
One can make the link to be just the file name (like Image.bmp) - it
will make
Protel to search for the image file in CURRENT DIRECTORY.
If Protel can't find the image file in the directory to which the link
points to,
the logo is still displayed properly if the image file can be found in:
1. PROTEL'S SYSTEM DIRECTORY ( ...\Design Explorer 99 SE\System\),
2. Any directory which is in the PATH (established in environment
variables),
3. CURRENT DIRECTORY,
By opening a ddb one makes the directory in which it resides the current
directory. But only if one opens it with Open Dialog.
If one opens the project from the 'Recent File' list, the current directory
may be anything and the logo isn't displayed.
As I checked earlier the solution proposed by Protel's Tech Support
(KB2421 - placing the image file inside a database) doesn't work.
It means it works, but only just after importing the image file.
The reason why after such an operation the logo IS displayed is
exclusively the fact
that while importing the image file one makes the directory containing
that file
the CURRENT directory.
When another directory becomes the current directory and one opens a
schematic,
the logo won't show.
The solution seems to be:
Either
establish "fixed name" directory or network directory to keep your
image file(s)
Or
keep your image file(s) in Protel's system directory.
IMO, the only place which is "globally" recognizable is Protel's system
directory
- probably that's why Protel placed their logo there.
Regards,
Wojciech Oborski
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