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I've installed the GraphicsProcessor 1.8.4.51 on a Windows 2003 Server, Standard Edition. But it comes up with the following error: "GDI+ error occured in SaveFile method of the RasterObject object. If you get this error, please contact [email removed]. Error message: Some Win32 API error is occured. GDI status code 7." I then thought that it was because of the version of the GraphicsProcessor, so I upgraded to 1.9 - but still error... Please let me hear from you regarding this issue. Thank you in advance. Edited by user Thursday, May 22, 2008 7:30:50 PM(UTC)
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As usual this problem mean that there is no enough permissions to save file to specified location. Make sure that IUSR_ has write permissions to this folder.
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I can see that my code fails when setting objRaster.EnableLZW = True.
It trows the following error:
"ActiveX can't create object"
What can the reason be?
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It works now. I must admit that I'm quite in doubt of what caused the error. I've both upgraded GraphicsProcessor to ver. 1.9 and set IUSR permissions and last updated our own DLL (done in VB) with new reference to the ver. 1.9 GraphicsProcessor.
But any way...it works now. Thanks for your help :)
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Could you post your code or submit case with it? I could not reproduce the problem (with EnableLzw). Edited by user Thursday, May 22, 2008 7:31:12 PM(UTC)
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By the way, you can download the most recent version of Graphics Processor. It will display more readable error message instead of weird "GDI+ error occured ...".
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