Images Not Displaying in Program...

I have my jar executable packaged along with all the images for my program packed into a .exe using jsmooth. The resulting executable works great and loads and displays images properly. I coded to use arguments so I can have the capability of using windows "open with" and defaulting my program to a filetype. When I open that filetype, the program works correctly, but the images are not displayed. I go back and execute the executable and there they are again, just not when I run it using arguments. Any reason why this behavior is happening? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

The only place I can execute the program to get the images to load is the desktop. Even if I go back into jsmooth and rebuild it to put the executable in another directory, it still doesn't load the images. Only when it's moved to the desktop does it display the images...
Is there a way I can put images into my jar executable or have them more locally available to my program? Can I link them in from the net?

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…If there is someone out there who has experience of obtaining decent colour management in CS4 on a Power PC, I would really like to know how you achieved it.
That would be yours truly, and I hasten to reply because I may have some insights that can help you too.
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Your document type doesn't match your HTML closing tags. Modify > Page properties > Encoding > choose either HTML or XHTML (transitional) and hit Apply.
Images require an alt attribute for better web accessibility. If you want to skip this for now and add them later, that's OK.
but your code won't validate until you add them to each image.
When you've fixed the code errors, repbulish the page and see if that fixes the problem.
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The applet runs fine, with full functionality, except that the images are not displayed. I know that they are there, since I am able to use them in the program (part of the functionality relies on comparing two images).
Any idea where the problem might lie? The code, the images, or the browser?
I've tested the applet with IE 5.50.
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I have to use a TiledLayer to paint an image. The image is not displayed on the screen and no exception is thrown too. Iam new to MIDP programming. Can someone help me on this?

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Personally I wouldn't use a TileLayer to display an image on screen. If you are just displaying images, use the Form.append(new ImageItem(...));
If you are writting games and have used the GameCanvas, TiledLayer must be either put into a LayerManager and the paint(Graphics) method called or the TiledLayer's paint(Graphics) method must be called manually.
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Not sure what's going on inside Adobe Bridge CC 2014.1, but why is it that my images are not displaying at full size. Bridge says they're displaying at 100% but I know that's not the case, because when I open the same images in Mac OS Preview (OS 10.10.1 Yosemite) at 100% they're much bigger. Is there a viewing preference setting I'm missing?
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Hi Zenos,
I've discovered what is causing the problem, but I still need a way to fix it, if possible.
The cause of the problem is that in Windows 7 Control Panel > Display I have set the size of "text and other items" to 150% (otherwise everything is much too small too read on my screen's recommended resolution of 1920×1080).
I discovered that Irfan Viewer was also displaying at the incorrect resolution, but I managed to solve that problem by right-clicking on the IrfanView.exe icon and following Properties > Compatibility and selecting "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings".
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I am on NWDS version Version: 2.0.14.
My imageSource file (abc.gif) associated with each LinkToAction type element displays fine in execution mode. However, the image does not display in NWDS. All I see is a blank in the layout where the link is. I also have a blank text property because I only wish to show an image for the link. Images not showing in NWDS slows considerably my layout development.
Conversely, when I create an Image type element and I specify the imageSource file the same way, I see the image in both NWDS and in execution mode.
My image files are stored appropriately in the mimes\Components folder.
What could I be doing wrong? Is this a bug with NWDS?
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hi
we have used webservices to store the pdf and html outputs but the problem is when we are seeing the preview in the bi publisher we can see the image in pdf and html but when we run through webservices and see the output files that are stored in some location image in the html output is not displayed but in the pdf we can see the image.
i have used the direct insertion image option in the header section. is the problem because i have used the direct insertion.
can you give the idea how to import logo from an external location so that we can check the if it is problem with direct insertion or problem with the webservice as we are storing the output files outside the catlog but it may not be wrong because in pdf we can see the image.
I am not having any idea how to solve thsi issue..
Sorry to bother you with these many questions
Thanks in Advance
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Please state which BI Publisher version you are using.
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BTW today there is been a new patch 11846804 released for 10.1.3.4.1 (March 2011).
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