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[edborg]

@ Nuno
There's a minor bug in WinBuilder that I had already reported in OpenBuilder and hasn't been addressed yet.
You can't examine an encoded file (unless it's a text file) without first extracting it to a temporary folder, as the right clic/"open with..." command does not work.
Not a major problem, but the feature would be useful when working at/editing scripts.
edborg

[Brito]

It was coded like this since batcher..

Will definitively fix it tomorrow!!


Thanks for posting, this really helps to keep track of issues..

[edborg]

I've encountered difficulties in encoding authorlogo.jpg
The image in logo is shown different from what it appears outside WinBuilder.
Are there specific rules to follow or a specific size for the jpg image to use?
Thanks
edborg

[Brito]

Are you using 052 beta 2?

There was a big change in the way things we're encoded since 051..

[edborg]

Are you using 052 beta 2?

There was a big change in the way things we're encoded since 051..

I've also tried that, no change.
The logo only shows part of the image. Apparently the image I use is larger than is supposed to be.
That's why I asked what the rules are for inserting/encoding an image as a logo.
I'm not saying there's a bug in the program, I simply don't know how to use it!
edborg

[TheHive]

For image samples and size look in the image gallery in the icons section. It will give a good idea to a good size. Any bigger will result in the image appearing cut off.

[edborg]

For image samples and size look in the image gallery in the icons section. It will give a good idea to a good size. Any bigger will result in the image appearing cut off.

Thanks for the tip!
I didn't even know of the existence of the icons gallery.
edborg

[Brito]

Now you can even use animated gif's as logo - really fun to try out..

First releases resized or streched the image to fit the frame, but then I've noticed much better results when the image was not changed.

I can add an option inside scripts to resize logo images, just let me know!