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#ImageMaster 9.5.1

    29-Apr-93 23:28:04
Sb: #ImageMaster 9.5.1
Fm: LOUIS 70400,2757
To: Black Belt Systems
Ben, I recieved and installed IM 9.5.1 fix two days ago. Thank you. I deleted 9.5 including all files related to IM and installed 9.5.1 from scratch. I am running IM on a A3000/25 with 16Mb of RAM and WB2.1. I still cannot create FLI anims and now cannot create a complete IFF anims. This is the procedure I am going through to create an FLI anim: 1)Boot up IM from WB and go into the Multi-frame sequence and select the files I want to use. 2)I go into "Set Scripts" and select "FLIck Writer" and click done. 3)I then set Dither Type, Render Size 640×480 , Choose Other Render Modes and select GIF 256 4)I go into "Run List" and select "Render Results" then "Execute". 5) A requestor comes up and I select the default path of RAM: and and leave the default name. IM goes through the whole process and the end result is "nothing". I go into RAM: and nothing is there. During the process some kind of config file appears, but in the end, it is deleted. I've tried other paths and names, with the same results. I've also tried running FLI through the Morph process, resulting in nothing. When creating an IFF anim, all the files I select are not written into the anim. If you go into the "Set-up" panel and "Save Defaults", then "Load Defaults", the display panel "flies" to the top of the screen and continues to do so unless the config file is deleted and a new one created. If I select a "Render Path" and "Show Coords" then save as default settings, and reboot, the "Render Path" is blank and "Show Coords" is deselected. What is the max resolution of a file that IM can load? I've re-installed twice, took out all commodities, cold boot, ran from cli, with and without film strip, with and without Primary Buffer full, with and without second script, with and without paths in the "Run List". Having an FLI loader and saver was a great idea. I look forward on getting this to work. Thanks in advance. -Louis On AUTOPILOT over Chicago…