Image Rotation

[Kamran Sikandar]

When I try to rotate an image by degrees, it disappears leaving behind a blank white space. Why does that happen
Other rotation methods like rotating through 90 degrees, transposing, inverting and mirroring work fine.

 

[Alias]

Just curious but what program are you using?

Alias

When I try to rotate an image by degrees, it disappears leaving behind a

blank white space. Why does that happen?

Other rotation methods like rotating through 90 degrees, transposing,

inverting and mirroring work fine.

 

[Bob I]

It's a bug and from what I hear it's not going to be fixed. (Microsoft
Photo Editor)

 

[Kamran Sikandar]

MS Photo Editor 3.01

 

[Opinicus]

When I try to rotate an image by degrees, it disappears

leaving behind a blank white space. Why does that happen?

Other rotation methods like rotating through 90 degrees,

transposing, inverting and mirroring work fine.

90-degree rotations (or multiples of them, which is what
transposing etc are) are fairly easy to calculate. Fractions
of 90 degrees are rather more difficult. Does this happen
with all images or just particular ones?

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Kamran,

The free rotation is as Bob-I mentioned, a bug in that version
of MS Photo Editor, accidentally introduced during an update to
correct other issues.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;254666&FR=1
If you're using Office 2000 then Service Pack3 (SP3) lists that
issue as fixed, http://officeupdate.com

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I tried rotating five images. Did not succeed with any. >>
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I hope this helps you,

Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

Office 2003 explained
http://microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.asp

 

[Kamran Sikandar]

Thanks for the information. I will install SP3 and inform you all if it works.