In article <A$qKG0D5HfZJFwE4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, David Pilling <flist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In message <d4845e1a50.martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Martin Wuerthner > <public@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes > >has completed, so it is not inside AWRender but in response to an OS > >call made by OvationPro afterwards. The OS routine it occurs in is > >masked sprite plotting and the crash happens when the plotting > >guess, OP calls masked sprite plotting with invalid parameters or an > Brilliant reply Martin... > <sigh> I've just downloaded the file, and I can't find any Artworks > graphics in it, and it won't crash for me (no surprise). > As to masked sprite plotting. That is believable. However the situations > are limited and it is surprising that it is happening. The most likely > source is a graphic in an irregular frame - perhaps a better way to put > it would be a graphic in a frame that is not rectangular and not at zero > degrees skew and orientation. > So is all this trouble occurring in simple rectangular frames? > It can be difficult to tell because you may have a frame that looks > rectangular but is slightly out. But the 'lawn mower' in the lawnmower advert on p6 IS an Artworks one! I can send you the original which I 'dropped into the frame'. Keith -- Inspired! To unsubscribe or subscribe goto: //www.freelists.org/list/davidpilling