Color of Image in tiff format

Hi all,
i have converted the image from JPG format to tiff format but the color is not coming in the tiff format although i have put the BCOL where color option comes.....
Please suggest..
Thanks in Advance
Ashu SIngh

I have a similar problem, my TIF picture is 256 color and I upload it with BCOL option, but when printed on the form it's black/white, see below:
20.10.2009           Uploading TIFF Files to SAPscript Texts                   1
Load File
c:\temp\cc.tif
The file contains     49.434 bytes
This is a TIFF file with INTEL byte order
First IFD offset:                                   49.160
Reading IFD from offset     49.160 Number of Tags         15
ImageWidth:                                            128
ImageLength:                                           128
BitsPerSample levels:                                    3
BitsPerSample - level 1:                                 8
BitsPerSample - level 2:                                 8
BitsPerSample - level 3:                                 8
Compression:                                             1
Photometric Interpretation:                              2
Number of StripOffsets:                                  7
SamplesPerPixel:                                         3
RowsPerStrip:                                           21
Number of StripByteCounts:                                7
XResolution:                                             0 /          1
YResolution:                                             0 /          1
ResolutionUnit:                                          2
This is a baseline TIFF 6.0 *FULLCOLOR* file
TIFF raster image resolution in DPI:                    300
Using resolution from report parameter:                 300
Text ZHEX-MACRO-TEST1 , Language HR, Object TEXT , Id ST ,
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