Re: missing images
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- Subject: [mg23284] Re: [mg23251] missing images
- From: Jean-Marie Thomas <jmt at agat.net>
- Date: Sun, 30 Apr 2000 21:13:35 -0400 (EDT)
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This is a suggestion (since I cannot access the "letters" file) : Your GraphicsArray seems to produce an horizontal series of graphics. The notebook window has an horizontal scrollbar that acts in a certain range, expressed in pixels, which has a default value that might be too short. Go to OptionInspector and set your "HorizontalScrollRange" to suit your needs. On Sun, 30 Apr 2000, Andrew Watson wrote: > Folks, > > The file "letters" is a list of 26 matrices, each 32x32 in size, > which are raster images of the letters of the alphabet. This file is > attached. Not sure if attachments go through this reflector, but if > not i would be happy to send the file to anyone interested. > > We read them in: > > letters = << "letters"; > > If we display them, using the following command, we see only the > first thirteen letters: > > Show[ > GraphicsArray[ > Graphics[Raster[#], AspectRatio -> Automatic] & /@ letters ]] > > Why do they not all show? > > We can see the remaining letters with the following command: > > Show[GraphicsArray[ > Graphics[Raster[#], AspectRatio -> Automatic] & /@ > letters[[Range[14, 26]]]]] > > I am on an Apple 500MHz G4, MacOS 9.04, 1GB memory, Mathematica > 4.0.0.0, kernel 4.0 > Both front end and kernel are allocated about 100MB each. > > > Thanks for any help you can provide, > Andrew Watson
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- missing images
- From: Andrew Watson <abwatson@mail.arc.nasa.gov>
- missing images