Hello again, I have sent the question below once but got not hint. Maybe the messasge just went unnoticed, which is why here it is again, since I could not figure out what happens with gnumeric. Did anybody observe, or can anybody help me with reproducing what seems to be a bug: While using the gnumeric program in Fedora Core 1, I have observed something that I cannot explain: I create a brand new document, insert some pictures (png files from disk), then save that document. When I reopen that same document it reloads the contents and formatting of the text and places some weird frames where the images used to be. Those frames however do no contain the initial images, but do contain an image made of a number of colored interrogations marks. If I load that same file from a gnumeric process launched from the console, I get the following errors: (gnumeric:20954): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: \ file gdk-pixbuf-loader.c: line 424 \ (gdk_pixbuf_loader_write): assertion `buf != NULL' failed ** (gnumeric:20954): WARNING **: Unable to display image I do understand that there must be something not working properly in the graphics rendering code. Has anybody encountered that kind of error? Thanks for any help, Filippo
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