[Dancemammal]

Hi NBS,

The problem seems to be around 24 bit images, But I have found and fixed it, so wont be a problem for long.

Ok, The start offset is the base offset for all of your images, once you find your first image, you can use the "set start offset" button to create your start.

After creating your start, all the images after that will be based upon their size, and that will dictate their position from the start base offset,

ie :
start offset = 200 bytes
image is 20 x 20 pixels, each pixel is 2 bytes = 800 bytes
so
This image's start is at 200, it's length is 800, the next image will start at 200 + 800 = 1000, and so on.

you only need to set the start offset once, at the biggining,

If you wish to create a lst file with one item in it that just point to one image in the stream, that can be done, but if you wish to create more items, based upon offsets of the item, that you cannot do as yet.



Until the next version is availible, i suggest that you find a lst file that will let you view all your images, then editing is easy, I have taken note of your issue, and i will add functionality to accept item based offsets.


Cheers
Dancemammal