There's only one thing that can cause that: a corrupted image or an incompatible image.  Where did the TIFF images come from: what software saved them?  It's likely that something in the TIFF(s), most likely the header, is causing Qimage to not be able to finish the file conversion.

Regards,
Mike

Hello... After doing any kind of image editing on a TIFF file in QImage, I typically choose "Create New Images" under "Filter application" and select the option to save as a new TIFF file (if not already selected) to ensure I don't overwrite my original.  But when I do that, QImage thinks for a bit and then shuts down.  When I reopen the application, a message displays before the application is fully loaded, identifying that it shut down due to a 15-run exit code and asks if I want to reopen in Normal or Safe mode.  The edited file is never saved.  I am using QImage Version 2025.101.  Any help would be greatly appreciated...

The first step is always to print a nozzle check to make sure some of your nozzles aren't clogged.  Assuming they are OK, the next step would be to create or obtain a better printer profile for the media you are using.  You may be using the supplied profile(s) but to get truly neutral prints, you may need to create your own.

Regards,
Mike

Hi everyone,

I have Qimage Ultimate and print on a Canon Pixma Pro 100s. I really like Qimage but am struggling to print good Mono images in that the prints come out with a cyan colour cast. I am using OEM Canon inks and of course have the correct paper profiles being used. Does anyone else get colour casts on Mono and if you do, how have you cured them?

Keith

No.  The plugins only install if you have the version with plugins... where it is assumed you want the plugins because you are installing the plugins version.  To be honest, I don't see the purpose in "deleting" them.  They are not going to interfere with your work even if you prefer your own export routine, and they would be there IF you needed them.

Regards,
Mike

Good day,
I was wondering if there was a command line switch (I hope I am using the correct term) to prevent the plugins from installing. I know most people desire them but I have an export routine that I prefer to use. I know I can delete the plugins once installed but I would rather skip if possible.
Thank you for the recent update, I am about to install it is the reason I am asking.
Thanks,
Jason

The new 14 day selections for the cycle tuning are now in 2025.101 so you can now do exactly what you wanted.  Just set the main cycle timing to every day and then:

(1) Every other day schedule for 2 alternating printers.  Set cycle tuning to print on day 1 and then every 2 days for one printer, print on day 2 and print every 2 days for the other.

(2) Every other week schedule for 2 alternating printers.  Set cycle tuning to print on day 1 and then every 14 days for one printer, print on day 7 and then every 14 days for the second printer.

Mike

Thanks for that Mike. I did find it eventually by flubbing my way around. The second method is the one I am using.
And ticking "rotate" allowed me to print  a landscape pic in portrait mode. Real handy.

Completed: includeded in today's 2025.101 release.

Regards,
Mike

Completed: includeded in today's 2025.101 release.

Regards,
Mike