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Date Posted: 07:50:33 03/19/01 Mon
Author: Michel
Subject: Re: Strange effect with brightness of png's
In reply to: Ralf Ebert 's message, "Strange effect with brightness of png's" on 13:40:24 03/18/01 Sun



Hi Ralf,

I am not sure what the problem. Could you email me your unit files, .h, .cpp, and .dfm, and I

will have a look at it.

Best regards,

Michel
>Hi,
>
>I just bought the full version of Envision and
>encountered a strange bug. I use TPngGraphic to load
>some graphics at development time (so they are
>compiled into my exe-file). Now, every time I load my
>project in Borland C++ Builder 5, the brightness of
>the graphic gets a little bit higher. I couldn't find
>a reason for that, is there a bug with png's at
>dev-time ? Thanks in advance !
>Regards,
>Ralf

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