Hi!
I found a bug that damages GIF-Files when they are edited. Try this file:
http://www.aspekt1.net/ms/temp/testKilledByBlack.gif
Open it to edit, set Edit->Background Color to 255,255,255. Then select a small section in the upper half of the image and press DEL.
Something strange happens here: the area does NOT get white (as the background color is white this is what I would expect) but black!
But it gets worse: close the file, confirm save and overwrite, and reopen the file: The part of the image below the part you edited is gone! The file is damaged from that point.
Can anyone confirm this?
Serious Bug: GIF-File damaged by editing
Moderators: helmut, XnTriq, xnview
Serious Bug: GIF-File damaged by editing
XnView 1.93.4 on Windows XP SP2
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• Hm… Something similar to THIS PROBLEM ?…It appears to shift the pixels to right in those lines where selection was.

Claude
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Old user ON SELECTIVE STRIKE till further notice •
Pictures are more than 1000 words so screenshots this time. 
Did same thing like negg except used Background color RGB(180,0,0).
Opened in edit -> Zoomed the picture 400% -> Selected area -> Pressed DEL (Black area appeared) ->
Closed file (with save overwriting) -> Opened file again to see that it's corrupted.
Before (Closing with save) screenshot:

After (Open picture again) screenshot:

Black area in Before-screenshot was the area I selected.
GIF write parameters:
Interlace [OFF]
Gif87a [ON]
Set transparency value... [OFF]
Hope this helps.

Did same thing like negg except used Background color RGB(180,0,0).
Opened in edit -> Zoomed the picture 400% -> Selected area -> Pressed DEL (Black area appeared) ->
Closed file (with save overwriting) -> Opened file again to see that it's corrupted.
Before (Closing with save) screenshot:

After (Open picture again) screenshot:

Black area in Before-screenshot was the area I selected.
GIF write parameters:
Interlace [OFF]
Gif87a [ON]
Set transparency value... [OFF]
Hope this helps.
