TIFF format error: No baseline TIFF 6.0 file

[Former Member]

hi gurus, i need your help with uploading my logo which is in Tiff format into the system as a graphic element in . via program

RSTXLDMC. i created the Tiff using paint . Os windows 7

ploading TIFF Files to SAPscript Texts 1

oad File

c:\pcl logo.tif

The file contains 14.432 bytes

his is a TIFF file with INTEL byte order

First IFD offset: 14.170

Reading IFD from offset 14.170 Number of Tags 16

ImageWidth: 131

ImageLength: 106

error: BitsPerSample tag has length <> 1 or 3

Compression: 5

Photometric Interpretation: 2

Number of StripOffsets: 5

SamplesPerPixel: 4

RowsPerStrip: 23

Number of StripByteCounts: 5

XResolution: 95.987 / 1.000

YResolution: 95.987 / 1.000

ResolutionUnit: 2

TIFF format error: No baseline TIFF 6.0 file

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Daniel,

go to site www.zamzar.com

upload the image and give the target file type tiff and convert ..

it will send you link to your mail in 10 min..

the convert image sent to you by zamzar will work good to upload the image through Program RSTXLDMC transaction

hope this will help you..

Regards,

Kiran

Edited by: kiran kumar on Aug 25, 2010 12:01 PM

[former_member207623 · Accepted solution]

The website you mentioned ie 'www.zamzar.com' can be used to convert the tiff file into other format's.

So can you tell me how to use the tiff file with out getting this error. Please help me out with this.

The error apperaring is:

Uploading TIFF Files to SAPscript Texts 1

Load File

c:\RA362S0900

The file contains 192,136 bytes

This is a TIFF file with INTEL byte order

First IFD offset: 191,410

Reading IFD from offset 191,410 Number of Tags 60

ImageWidth: 288

ImageLength: 189

BitsPerSample levels: 3

BitsPerSample - level 1: 8

BitsPerSample - level 2: 8

BitsPerSample - level 3: 8

Compression: 5

Photometric Interpretation: 2

Number of StripOffsets: 14

SamplesPerPixel: 3

RowsPerStrip: 14

Number of StripByteCounts: 14

XResolution: 96 / 1

YResolution: 96 / 1

ResolutionUnit: 2

TIFF format error: No baseline TIFF 6.0 file

[Former Member]

Hi All,

Even I am getting the same problem. When I try to upload the tif file using se78

Im getting

'TIFF format error: No baseline TIFF 6.0 file '.

I think the file I am using compression level is 4. But SAP is expecting compression level 6.

So my question is there any way that we can convert this file in a format that SAP can understand? If anybody is using any freeware pls do let me know. I know SAP can understnad only certain tif formats.

Also it is possible for the .tif file contains multiple pages, we will be able to print it(using read_text/print_text) ?

Assume that we cannot convert tif file format without using other external software, can we import the .tif file into smart form like a image & try to create the form & print it???

Pls help if anybody has any sample tif6 file, pls share.

Thanks,

Sarma

[Former Member]

Hi All,

Even I am getting the same problem. When I try to upload the tif file using se78

Im getting

'TIFF format error: No baseline TIFF 6.0 file '.

I think the file I am using compression level is 4. But SAP is expecting compression level 6.

So my question is there any way that we can convert this file in a format that SAP can understand? If anybody is using any freeware pls do let me know. I know SAP can understnad only certain tif formats.

Also it is possible for the .tif file contains multiple pages, we will be able to print it(using read_text/print_text) ?

Assume that we cannot convert tif file format without using other external software, can we import the .tif file into smart form like a image & try to create the form & print it???

Pls help if anybody has any sample tif6 file, pls share.

Thanks,

Sarma

[Former Member]

You should use Photoshop to convert the pic into tiff.

Richard

[MrWhan]

I have had trouble uploading TIF graphic files to SAP. I think it has to do with whether the TIF is using compression or not. I think many times it automatically is compressed. I have used a freeware program called IRFANVIEW to save files with options such as "no compression".

One way to test the success of this is to use SE78 to upload the TIF. If it works there, it should work in your program. If not, it will give you an error message.