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In article <Bzu2Cn.FE8@world.std.com> mem@world.std.com (Jeff Lesser) writes:
>Robert.H.Gross@dartmouth.edu (Robert H. Gross) writes:
>
>>Merry Christmas to everyone-
>
>>Santa brought me a program called Morph and I have been trying to get
>>it to  work with only limited success. The manual states that I can
>>open PICT files for my start and stop images, but the program seems to
>>have some very weird limitations. Lets say that I have a PICT file that
>>is called Square and another PICT file called Circle. If I double-click
>>on th START image "slot" I can see both files listed in the SFGetFile
>>dialog, but once I load one of the PICTs and try to specify a secon
>>PICT for the other slot, all I can see is the name of the PICT already
>>chosen. For example, if I load SQUARE into the START image slot, when I
>>double-click on the END image slot, the only file I see in the
>>SFGetFile dialog is the SQUARE file. What happened to the other PICTs
>>that ore available? I also haven't been able to use the clipboard to
>>paste in images. The online help and the manual are useless in
>>providing any insight. Can you help me out? How can I load two
>>DIFFERENT PICTs in the Start and End slots?
>
>>Thanks for your help.
>
>>Bob Gross
>>Dept. of Biology, Dartmouth College
>>bob.gross@dartmouth.edu
>
>
>I don't know the solution to your problem, but I have a couple ideas that
>may help:
> 
>1.  Try putting the two PICTs in different folders.  Does that help?
> 
>2.  Perhaps the two images must be in the same file??
>
>3.  The obligatory answer:  try running with all extensions & control
>    panels disabled.  Also, are you using the correct version of the
>    System (maybe you're using System 6 and it requires 7)?
>
Mine is a guess, too, but I think it should be tried before
you try any of the above.

MORPH requires that start and stop images be exactly the same
size.  That is, each has the exact same height and width dimensions.

My guess is that is that the two image files that Mr. Gross is
using are not the same size.  And that after MORPH opens the
start image, MORPH will only allow the user to open other
images with the same dimensions as the stop image.


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