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The lossless crop does save the incorrectly cropped image as a jpeg directly.

The uncropped image that I tried to use ctrl-x to crop, can be saved as a jpeg.

The incorrect crops happen with any image, not just a newly created one.

Subject: 1.8.3: Lossless crop and Ctrl-x fail

XnView: MP 1.8.3 - 64 bit
OS: Windows 10 64bit

Lossless crop works incorrectly, but normal crop works correctly, except for Ctrl-x which does nothing.

Effect: Incorrect dimensions for lossless crop. No change in image via Ctrl-x.

To reproduce:
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I would think so, but I am not sure how to accomplish this. For example, XnSketch has a template "Neon". What parameters might I use in nconvert to recreate the same output?

Further, it would be nice if there was a way to export the parameters from the various Xn* programs as options to pass to ...

I can crop it if I reopen the image.

Sorry for the late reply, I'm not receiving notifications for some reason, though all the settings in my profile seem to say that I should. Odd.

Yes, same thing. I can't do another crop until I restart the program.

Seemingly randomly, I keep getting the error "an error occurs, maybe original file is READ only" on the second or third consecutive file that I do a lossless crop on.

For instance, I have any number of files in a folder, open one, make a selection and do a lossless crop on it, then proceed to the ...

Yes., but they're too large for this forum

I'd be very interested being able to convert .tpq file format from National Geographic topo program. Is there any possibility of implementing this? There is a bit of a description of the file layout here: http://cholla.mmto.org/gtopo/reference/ ... ayout.html.
Peter

I'm not sure if I even want to, considering how long it takes to open a smaller .sid, but whenever I try to a open a MrSid of 190MB, I get the error format of file could not be determined.

So:

small MrSid (8MB) opens, but takes a long time, 55 seconds. Also it uses 169MB of memory according to the ...