Hello,

I'm presently using Gwyddion 2.13 on Ubuntu 9.04 and I'm having a problem
opening _some_ .mi files (the header says something about PicoView 0x10600).
I hex dumped two files, one that I can open and one that I can't.  In the
file that I can open, the last thing I can read is "BINARY" and then 0x0a.
In the unreadable file it's "BINARY_32" and then 0x0a.

It appears that .mi files can come in at least two flavors, 16-bit and 32-bit
and that Gwyddion can't deal with the 32-bit ones.  Gwyddion can't open these
files (claims they're corrupt or some such) and no thumbnails are displayed,
not in Gwyddion's open file dialog nor in Ubuntu's file browser (which is
some kind of gnome thing, I'm guessing).

As I said earlier I'm presently using Gwyddion 2.13 and Ubuntu 9.04 but I've
also seen this problem with Gwyddion 2.16 and Ubuntu 9.10.

My questions:  Did I get it right, are there these two different kinds of .mi
files and that Gwyddion is not able to read one of them?  Secondly, is there
a way to determine, from looking at the header, how many channels a file
contains?

TIA,
eric

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