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Hey folks,
Today, when trying to delete a file, my system began complaining of an "Invalid Parameter". After this, although links to the file are deleted, the file still appears in the Project view. Additionally, when trying to check in my changes, the system complains that the "ImageSize.Width" parameter is set to 272, and the value should be from 1 to 256.
But I haven't touched any images today. In fact, all I've done today is work on a Table of Contents and Conditional Build Tags. This error is brand new, and I'm not even sure where it's coming from. (I did a search for "ImageSize.Width" and didn't find anything in any file.)
This error appears every time I try to delete a file now. I've tried this with 4 different files, and it happens with all. After the error appears, I can't even check in my changes to my versioning system (TFS); I have to restart the application to check changes in. Additionally, the file remains in the project manager.
Any help is appreciated.
The answer is to go to the Windows display settings in the Control Panel and change DPI font to 96 (100%).
Silly as it sounds, that fixes the issue.
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Are you using Source Control? Have you run any kind of script lately?
Have you tried removing the CPD before opening the project?
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Thanks for replying, William.
- Using TFS.
- Haven't run any script.
- Deleted CPD, but still happens.
I was finally able to delete a file, but I still get the error. This is what I have to do:
Clearly, this could probably be done with fewer steps, this way I show you where i'm having the issues. As I said, this started happening just a couple of days ago. No changes were made to the file other than changes to the TOC. (We're actually working on 2 different TOCs at the same time, and both of them received changes.)
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Hi Norbert,
You can probably still check out topics and edit them? Do you also get this error message when you try to check in changes? And can you check in your changes using Visual Studio instead of RoboHelp?
Can you try uninstalling and reinstalling the MSSCCI provider?
Also, please log a bug with Adobe: Feature Request/Bug Report Form
Perhaps this will also help: Another user had the same problem and she seems to have found a workaround: ImageSize.Width error when checking-in to source control
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Hey William,
Eventually I resolved the problem by deleting the project from my system and pulling in the latest version from TFS. To answer your questions:
1) Yes, I would get the error when trying to check in changes, but only after trying to delete a topic (any topic).
2) I could check in changes with TFS just fine. In fact, if deleting a file, I could *only* check in changes via TFS.
3) I didn't get a chance to uninstall the MSSCCI before restoring from TFS.
I'll go ahead and log that bug report.
Thanks.
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The answer is to go to the Windows display settings in the Control Panel and change DPI font to 96 (100%).
Silly as it sounds, that fixes the issue.