Uploading tif file

Hi folks,
when i try to upload my tif file(logo) using RSTXLDMC it is uploading properly but the image is not displaying any colours.
the image is showing only black & white colours where as the original tif file is having colours.
i have set the parameter as 'BCOL'
still it is showing the same result.
any help will be rewardded.
Regards,
cnu

Hi!
You might try out to upload the file, through the stadard transaction SE78.
You can upload not only BMP, but TIFF file format here. When you are looking for the file, just set the file filter from BMP to TIFF.
Regards,
Raj.

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