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Reinstallation did not help;a pict file can be pasted in yielding a microscopic image in a record line, not a visible picture.Use of MAC control panel to increase magnification.shows color pixels from color image.Does the software produce a visible image when running properly? Sorry out of points this month for suitable reward.<br />
SZ<br />

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Reinstallation did not help;a pict file can be pasted in yielding a microscopic image in a record line, not a visible picture.Use of MAC control panel to increase magnification.shows color pixels from color image.Does the software produce a visible image when running properly? Sorry out of points this month for suitable reward.
SZ


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 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;On a MAC running OS 7.1 and Filemaker<br />
Pro 2.1 v3,I have found that when I try to add a graphics file (TIFF or<br />
Pict) to an established data base with appropriate formatting, I get an error<br />
message 43 (&quot;can't find system file-obsolete&quot;according to EasyErrors) which<br />
appears to be a problem with a Claris EXTND program.If this is<br />
correct,where does one find the correct Claris EXTND software for this purpose? &nbsp;All of original Claris software was installed and works as intended. The Claris homepage and the usual software sites online are not<br />
helpful.<br />

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	 On a MAC running OS 7.1 and Filemaker
Pro 2.1 v3,I have found that when I try to add a graphics file (TIFF or
Pict) to an established data base with appropriate formatting, I get an error
message 43 ("can't find system file-obsolete"according to EasyErrors) which
appears to be a problem with a Claris EXTND program.If this is
correct,where does one find the correct Claris EXTND software for this purpose?  All of original Claris software was installed and works as intended. The Claris homepage and the usual software sites online are not
helpful.


Graphic files to Filemaker Pro 2.1v3

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