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I am still unable to fix the issue. I do believe the status bar is not needed if it involves strange dll files.
They are not strange dll files. They are so common that your system even has them already but they are just not registered properly.I do believe the status bar is not needed if it involves strange dll files.
A wonderful, long needed tool. Really well done.
I have a problem with it displaying the actual image. The output.bmp is created quite viewable, but the program is displaying the default icon from my assigned bmp viewer (irfanview) instead. Screenshot attached.
Also, when exiting the program with the windows forms (X button), the process persists and has to be killed via Task Manager. Process kills itself fine when using the exit button.
This is on a fully updated Windows 7 for x64.
Would it be possible to just show the percent complete as text?I would rather not have the progress bar then perhaps a "Processing Please Be Patient" line instead?
They are not strange dll files. They are so common that your system even has them already but they are just not registered properly.
It currently works fine for me in Windows 7. One thing that others running Vista or 7 can do is move the program out of the Program Files folder to avoid UAC.
Can other people with Vista or Windows 7 confirm this as a fix?
Can other people with Vista or Windows 7 confirm this as a fix?
I've completely changed how the imaged is loaded and displayed, so hopefully this fixes the problem for Windows 7 64-bit users. I've also changed the arrows to standard Wingdings, so hopefully everybody has that font and they will show. Lastly, I've also added an "End" command to the termination sequence for the main form, so it should probably end the program now.
Trajectory Planner (1.94 Mb)
Image displaying is working very fine now and the arrows are there too. :thumbup:
However, the process is not terminating. No change in the behavior at all.