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anonymous
28 Nov 2001 09:10 PM GMT |
I do not see this with Delphi 6.01 and Windows 2000 SP1.
FWIW, if it is a bug, then a complaint to the creators of the JPEG support is in support - not Borland.
Si
09 Mar 2002 10:16 AM GMT |
I have a problem with this bug in Delphi 3. It is not just image area related, but is dependent on the amount of information in the picture. For example, an image with a plain border 3000 x 2400 px saves to file - fJpeg.SaveToFile(fName) - without error. Saving the same file size with an ornate border throws up Error #36. It is a disk write error, but the disk is not full.
The IJL is an alternative (apparently) but it would require a lot of integrating into my large code base to use. Is there any upgrade/compatible unit to the Borland JPEG unit available?
Any info greatfully received.
Jens Remus
09 Jun 2002 10:58 AM GMT |
I tryed the code example with Delphi 6.02 Personal and it did not throw an exeption (clicking on Button1).
Bernhard Geyer
10 Jun 2002 08:22 AM GMT |
I didn't get a exception when pressing Button1. File "converted.jpg" is generated correct.
Delphi 6.02 Profession German
OS: Windows 2000 Professional with SP2, German
Edge Tender
08 Sep 2002 11:01 AM GMT |
No exceptions, JPG file generated correctly
Delphi 6.02 Enterprise, English
OS:Windows 2000 Sp3, Simplified Chinese
Michael Koop
30 May 2003 05:58 PM GMT |
Hello,
does anybody has a solution for this problem,
if I don't want to update to DELPHI 6/7 ?
The JPEG Intel Library is not longer available !
best regards
Michael Koop
michael.koop@planet-interkom.de
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