Thomas Leopold

I think FTP is a normal place for file transer, as the name already says: File Transfer Protocol. You don't need an extra FTP client. Just paste the link into Windows File Explorer and it will work. However, this time I was able to upload a file to this forum. It is the zip file I was talking about. It contains the original TIFF image (and the source code of the test program I wrote), so you can easily try it out yourself. Well, I cannot use PNG, because I need to open TIFFs coming from an external source. But, as Paint.NET is free, I won't complain. TIFFTest.zip

I found out that images are displayed differently, depending on your operating system. Since I am a software developer, I tried it out myself and wrote a little .NET program, showing the same weird behavior as Paint.NET. Screenshots and source code are available at ftp://thomas-leopold.dyndns.org/TIFFTest Use active FTP mode. You can find the original image file (a TIFF) and the source code in the zip file. Try it out... I also opened a thread on MSDN: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/netfxbcl/thread/1babf22d-1c00-4c15-bbb5-63065809affe/