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1.2 is out:
- Animations get scaled if they don't fit within the screen size
- Support for transparency in GIF anims

It was a MUI program? You'll have to use MUI functions to set the icon then. Put icon="Daysleeper2.info" in your <application> line in the xml file. See the docs here . BTW. you also should use FullPath when constructing directory strings. So replace AddStr(GetCurrentDirectory(), "/Daysleeper2.info"...

Hmm... SetWBIcon (and Application.Icon in MUIRoyale) is only used to set your iconify icon, not the actual program icon. If you want to have a program icon which you double click to start the program, then it depends a bit in what format your program is. Is it a compiled executable, applet, or plain...

I use DebugPrint... If you're using, for example, Cubic IDE then it outputs to its debug window, but when running a compiled program, it outputs to console window.

The brushes are cached as explained recently here: http://forums.hollywood-mal.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=1669 You have to use different ID for different listview brushes... I also hitted to this problem with my program, which has thumbnail images on each listview entry, and the entires are changing d...

Yeah, as far as I can see, the first version would never go to the Default case. MUI events you get from user input are handled before it, and nothing triggers any MUI event automatically.

Sorry, somehow missed the second page of the thread. But I now also tried the pics and code under Hollywood7/Win10/64bit and it worked fine there too. I'll let Andreas continue from here

Anyway maybe the problem is that all the pics that don't work are photos taken by mobile phones - either with my Sony XPERIA E104 or with another phones of my friends so maybe they save the images in some strange format?? I don't think they're in that strange format, because they did show up just f...

Yeah, I tried with both inbuilt and native options, and both worked.

The test images seem to work fine with Hollywood 7 under MorphOS here. I tested with your code snippet, and no problems, images are loaded and also displayed correctly. Images also seem to be traditional JPEGs, not JPEG 2000 images. Maybe I'll test more tomorrow or if I bother to revert to Hollywood...