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Date Posted: 22:03:35 12/30/02 Mon
Author: Pip
Subject: Picture.LoadFromFile Distorted Image

Hi experts.

Can anybody tell me what’s wrong with the following?

Picture.LoadFromFile('File.BMP') in Delphi 6 under Windows XP Pro. The image displayed is distorted. The second half along the x axis is on the left side and the first half is displayed at the right side. In other words the image is split into two right half and left half, the right half is displayed on the left part of the Image control and the left half on the right side.

The file.bmp is used by gauges in Microsoft Flight simulator. the XP thumbnails and filmstrip show a good undistorted image.

How can I make Delphi show the image correctly?

Pip

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