hmm two possibilities then:
1) when you create the graphics on PC there's no compatibility issue across Mac/PC... but when creating the png on the Mac (or is it an issue with GraphicConverter?) it's just the pc that has some pbm...
2) I once got the same problem trying a pc project a friend send me for testing on mac and graphics were loaded but displayed really strangely... re-saving the files didn't change much however re-compiling the modules did...
the only thing that doesn't match with the second solution is the fact that for the case I was talking about in my first post, opening the pngs and bmps with paint and hitting save in the file menu solved the graphics problem... but then maybe recompiling the modules would have ALSO solved the pbm...
hmmm the best thing I could do is recompile those modules to have something quite optimised for the pc processor however I don t seem to have installed the ming thing correctly (or whatever it s name is)...
1) when you create the graphics on PC there's no compatibility issue across Mac/PC... but when creating the png on the Mac (or is it an issue with GraphicConverter?) it's just the pc that has some pbm...
2) I once got the same problem trying a pc project a friend send me for testing on mac and graphics were loaded but displayed really strangely... re-saving the files didn't change much however re-compiling the modules did...
the only thing that doesn't match with the second solution is the fact that for the case I was talking about in my first post, opening the pngs and bmps with paint and hitting save in the file menu solved the graphics problem... but then maybe recompiling the modules would have ALSO solved the pbm...
hmmm the best thing I could do is recompile those modules to have something quite optimised for the pc processor however I don t seem to have installed the ming thing correctly (or whatever it s name is)...