It's a feature. The idea is, if you're doing a distortion morph, often known simply as a a "warp", your intent is to distort the original image. So you use the original to place the start objects, then the end image is the same as the source so you can see how far away an object is positioned, or in other words, the linear amount of the warp.

A good alternative to LZW for compressing ASCII data is the LZ77 algorithm used by the zip and PKZIP file archivers and the gzip (GNU zip) file compression program. The most popular alternative for multi-bit image data is the JPEG compression algorithm and the JFIF and SPIFF file formats. JFIF and SPIFF-JPEG files are smaller and store far more colors than GIF files.

This problem occasionally surfaces; when it does, you should download the update for Morph or FX (or both), whichever one(s) that you are having the problem with. In the meantime, you can usually work around the problem by selecting the file type that is one away in the types list. In other words, a file type that is next to the one you want in the list. For example, PageStream presents this complaint. FX does not put the "stripbytecount" tag in uncompressed TIFF files.

Yes, FotoAlbum has extensive support for several different filetypes include JPEG, Bitmap, TIFF, GIF, JPEG2000, Windows Icons, Windows Meta Files, PhotoShop files, and much more. FotoAlbum can also view video files in AVI, Windows Media, MPEG, and Quicktime formats.

Basically all data can be recovered by Memory Stick File Rescue software. Please note that there is a higher recovery rate when recovering JPEG/MPEG-...

Yes, although GIF and JPEG files are best suited for viewing on computer monitors. Due to compression, these image formats can occasionally lose unexpected detail or color. Small GIFs and JPEGs are an excellent way for us to preview your document quickly. If you are using a GIF or JPEG file as your finished artwork, please make sure that the image is made to the size that you want to print it and has a resolution of 300 pixels per inch or greater.

xpaint, developed by David Koblas, is a incredibly versatile mono-bitmap and/or colour-pixmap editing tool. It features, among other things: reading and writing of X11 bitmaps, PPM, GIF, XPM, and TIFF image-formats; SGI RGB format (SGI only); The latest version, 2.1.1, is available at: ftp://ftp.x.org:/contrib/applications/xpaint-2.1.1.tar.gz Xpaint 2.4.4, has been released by Torsten Martinsen. It has some nifty filters built-in and bug fixes.

Get a tool that can do that. Recommended the Gimp, IrfanView or the evaluation version of Paint Shop Pro. If you know of more good tools, feel free to tell us.

About the FAQ's These FAQ's represent the most common or critical questions we receive about WinImages, from all sources: E mail, over the telephone, by fax, mail, etc. Over time, we extend the FAQ as we feel appropriate. If there is an issue you feel should be dealt with here, please feel free to contact us detailing the question, and any information about the answer you feel we should be certain to include.

TIFF stands for Tagged Image File Format and is usually the default format for scanners. This is the preferred format to work with because it retains all raw image data with no loss or compression. These files are often large in size depending on the dimensions and resolution of the file and are not suitable for file transfer over the Internet.

If you are not a business, and the programs are for your own personal non-commercial or not-for-profit use, Unisys does not require you to obtain a license. If they are used as part of a business and/or you sell the programs for commercial or for-profit purposes, then you must contact the Welch Patent Licensing Department at Unisys and explain your circumstances. They will have a license agreement for your application of their LZW algorithm.

TAGISU is only able to handle JPEG format images at the moment. Other formats may be supported in the future

JPG, GIF, TIFF and BMP as well as other bitmapped graphic formats will generally not scale up to the size of a large format flag or banner. If you were to print a large banner with one of those images on it, it is likely to look granulated and unrecognizable. We support EPS and PDF vector formatted images. Many logo and mascot images are created in those formats so that they can look perfect when they are used at any size.

GIF is Graphics Interchange Format, as the name implies, it is intended for use with graphics to be displayed on the Internet. This compression method is excellent for large areas of the same color but not suitable for subtle gradations of color such as in photographs. GIF is lossless to the degree that if re-saved, the compression does not throw out any additional information. It will however reduce the color range of a photo to 256 colors.

Select Open Text from the menu (the document opens in a Notepad menu). Select Search from the Notepad menu bar then Find. Enter your search word at the Find What box and click on Find Next to begin the search.

Before connecting to ADAMS, make sure that your default Windows printer is on. See the list of printers compatible with ADAMS . With the document open, go to the Printer Setup on the File drop down menu of the viewing application. If your printer is not highlighted in the first editable box, try to select your printer from the list of available printers. If you are able to select your printer from the list, the printing functions should work fine.

Well, it means what it says. The file that AlternaTIFF has been asked to display is not in TIFF format, and therefore cannot be processed by AlternaTIFF. The most common reason for this is that the file is actually some sort of error document generated by the web server, such as a "404 Not Found" page. Starting with version 1.6.5, AlternaTIFF attempts to display the textual contents of non-TIFF files as part of the error message.

Tagged-Image File Format (TIFF) is used to exchange files between applications and computer platforms. TIFF is a flexible bitmap image format supported by virtually all paint, image-editing, and page-layout applications, which is why it is the industry standard. used here at Gemega Imaging, our TIFF files contain all of the image data captured during the scan.