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Hi Klaus Sorry if this is a dumb question, but when should I use Binfile and when should I use File? Aren't all files stored on computers "binary"? By way of a note - I trained & worked as a programmer a long time ago, then got out of it. I've missed everything that has happened in programming since...

Hi Klaus Based on your suggestion I replaced "Crop" with "Export Snapshot" in my project, and it worked perfectly. Where Crop crashed after 1 to 3 repetitions, Export Snapshot carried out 77 repetitions with no problems, and it was much faster than Crop. The only downside that I can think of to usin...

Thanks Klaus! Your code runs perfectly on my "replicate the problem" stack. Tomorrow I'll try implementing it in my actual project stack. Thanks again.

Windows 7 & Livecode 7.0.6 I'm working on a project which takes a large image (7mb jpg), and chops it up into 9 smaller images. To replicate the problem that I am experiencing I created a stack with one card. One the one card is the 7mb image, named "OrigImage". Also on the card is a button containi...

Thanks Klaus

I'll play around with that

Regards

Thanks Jean-Marc & Klaus I got Jean-Marc's suggestion to work immediately, so I didn't try Klaus's (although I'll store it away for future use). While I have some people who know what they are doing listening, can I ask another question? I'm trying to copy an image, to the same location (card or gro...

Windows 7 and Livecode 7.0.6 I'm experiencing a problem whereby some of my Livecode windows disappear. I've had this happen with the Livecode Tools window, and with the Livecode 7.0.6 Main window. The windows disappear from the desktop area. They remain visible as one of the Livecode icons on the ta...

Windows 7 & Livecode 7.0.6 I have a stack with a single card on it, and a single button on the card. The script of the button is - on mouseUp Import paint from file "Map.jpg" Export last image to file "MapAfterImport.jpg" as JPEG end mouseUp There is no other script in the stack. The original Map.jp...