Hi David,
From the docs:
Some picture formats (such as TIFF) that are not supported by the
image object can be displayed instead by QuickTime. To display a
picture using QuickTime, you create a player instead of an image,
then set the player’s filename, to display the picture file.
Le 14 juin 05 à 14:15, David Burgun a écrit :
Thanks for that! It now works for JPEG files but not TIFF for some
reason, do you have to do something special to attach a TIFF file
to an Image Object?
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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