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I made something quite similar recently; an expanding/collapsing 
dir-tree viewer, like the dir panel of a file browser. Each directory/file 
has to be an object, because I store some state along with it, like 
collapsed/expanded, and other interesting attributes can be stored 
in there in future, when I get around to collecting the info. The 
purpose of the app is basically to create an image of a directory 
structure, which can be saved to disk, viewed magnified etc. to give 
an overview of directory structure.

I was using a print method calling MS image viewer transparently 
to print without opening up but I as adivised to keep my image at 
612x792 to keep it on one page...how do increase 5x  now?

and you are sure the image itself doesn't have the artefact?  (llooking 
into picture viewer, for eample)

there was even an image viewer plugin for Windows which would inadvertently 
clear the data whenever you would read pics off you camera!! hehe 
talk about incompetency!  yep, the plugin would open the file read-write, 
seek up till the end of the image data and close the file... which 
would then truncate it  :-) hahahaha

I'm looking at my latest restore points.  They are in order:

HP device driver
Imagistik Image Viewer
Quicktime
Windows Update

I don't recall what installer they used ...

Hi Paul - yes, I've been lurking via html :)  Off topic:  I dabbled 
a bit with the Windows API and have a simple working webcam viewer, 
and also a working remote video client that produces usable video 
from simple image refreshes.  I need to explore the audio api to 
understand how to capture and pass audio frames across the net - 
I've got plenty of code from other languages - just need  to convert 
all those api calls to Rebol and see if there are any performance 
issues, but I suspect that a very simple point-to-point app like 
that could work in Rebol2.  To make it practical for real use, there'd 
need to be a little server/repeater app to pass data back and forth 
between clients that are behind routers.  Not so crazy difficult, 
I don't think...

It's a video stream player, not an image viewer