I understand there was a similar post on this forum, but it didn't solve my problem. We really need an elaborate FAQ on inserting pictures (unless I'm doing something wrong?) because I've been messing around with this for 4+ hours and its driving me crazy.

I have all my need stuff (.89i pictures + txt files, etc) in ONE folder where EVERYTHING is saved. When I transfer everything into my calculator, the txt file goes into its destined folder, but ALL my pictures go into main/picture where only ONE picture can be held, so EVERY picture gets replaced systematically as its turn comes to get transfered into the calc. I tried the many options you get when "save as" (ei: change folder name, etc, but it didnt work) I studied the sample folder but I still can't figure out what the heck is wrong!! HELP!!!!!

Hello.
Can you send me that file with all pictures?

admin@wordrider.net

Thanks

Vity



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/07/2006 05:11PM by Vity.

You've got mail. :)

OK, I got it. Give me some minutes to explore your problem....
Vity

Hello RussianRocket again .
The solution is easy . You have to use same picture names for both variable names and file names. Both of your pictures have same variable name(as it was saved by Iview - "picture" - at this case). WordRider uses this variable name to store it in 89t. When you reopen this file so WordRider is not able to find any file name called "picture.89i". Editor doesn't update picture files during save process at all(just 89t only). Save settings enable to set where to search these files.

Variable name is very important


Try to set a variable name for both pictures(pic1 and pic2). You can change it easily in file properties (in Windows Explorer) if you have TI Connect installed.
I am sending you updated files.
I guess these problems would be easily solved by some image plugin. I will think about it.


Vity



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/20/2005 04:58PM by Vity.

Got it! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! :) :) :)

You're welcome. :)



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/20/2005 11:14PM by Vity.

Ok, but how did you actually send the picture to your TI-89?

DeanDalton Wrote:
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> Ok, but how did you actually send the picture to
> your TI-89?

I answered you in another thread.

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