pseabury

Every time you build it...assuming you've even made API changes, the docs auto update.

I saw that you answered before that "the code is the docs"... which is actually quite true. But if you were to comment at least the public API in the code you could then use NDoc to make some nice MSDN-style documentation that never goes out of date because you can generate it as a post-build event. At least that's what we do for some of our projects that require API docs. I'm sure you're already aware of that, but I thought I'd mention it since nobody had yet (at least that I saw). NDoc doesn't quite do all of .NET 2.0 yet though. Paul

Cool.....as of yet I don't have a 64bit system to play with.....I mean at least an OS. Let me know what if anything you find. Thanks, Paul

120MB too big? That's really not all that large....at least I don't think. Seems like PDN handles it mostly fine...just the jpeg quality adjustment doesn't. I played around with the image as far as adding/removing effects, resizing, rotating etc and there were no probs.

I'll start with the crash log. File is 120MB tiff from Library of Congress Archives online ar160300. You can download the MrSID viewer and export the image as a TIFF. Trying to save as a jpeg. Crash happens before preview is drawn in Save Dialogue. Also uses 100% of both cores for a long time and TONS of memory before the crash. I'd look at the code myself as .NET is what I do, but time isn't in my favor for doing that right now. Regards, Paul Seabury [EDIT] - Additionally, the processor is an X2-4200. Just in case it's related to the physical hardware. I know that I've had a couple of problems with apps reading the timestamp counters on dual core AMD's (eg. Mozilla Thunderbird) correctly. [EDIT2] - Crash is actually on jpeg quality change. Seems to produce an error no matter which way I go with the slider, but if I go from default to 100% I usually get the crash. If I go from higher quality to lower, then the "File Size: " label under the preview changes its status to error. The images below are task manager related to PDN. My host seems to be down right now (blizzard and all), but I'll check back to make sure they work once it's back up.