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Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I was just trying to build this in Visual C++ 2010 SP1, and the acosh, atanh, and asinh don't exist in math.h. This has broken our ability to build the CORE_magick.dll. Also, CORE_png and IN_MOD_png appear to require .h files that aren't in the Windows .zip (i.e ...

http://i55.tinypic.com/ouqqus.png It appears there might be a bug in the pdf.c coder. The Visual C++ Debug Library kicks back an error saying that the variable 'code' is being used without being initialized. I know for a fact I'm using a bad .ai file. IM delegates to GhostScript, which fails ...

Does this help?

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That's wonderful news! Look forward to getting the new code next week (or so).

Thanks!

I've been trying to get IM to read a .psb file in IMDisplay (or convert to a .png). It appears it doesn't work in 32-bit. It just renders colors. Example: http://upload.meisel.com/WebAccess/UploadFiles/1759/thumbs/new-teas-2010-poster-final-psb_thumb.png Link to my .psb file (258 MB): http://upload ...

Yah, that's what makes this so difficult. If you open it in Photoshop, it's 240 ppi, which I believe is correct. The real print size of this, I believe, should be approximately 11.2625" x 17.3625". In our company, I can't change the ppi from what a customer sends us, since we have to print to their ...

fmw42 wrote:post a link to an example image where this is going on for others to examine.

I did as the very first line in my first post, but here it is again:
http://upload.meisel.com/WebAccess/Uplo ... tFile/3613

Polite bump?

http://upload.meisel.com/WebAccess/UploadFileSet/GetFile/3613 When I do: identify -format "%x x %y" 8883527.jpg I get: 0.024 PixelsPerInch x 0.024 PixelsPerInch The EXIF information shows: exif:XResolution: 240/10000 exif:YResolution: 240/10000 Why is it dividing by 10000? According to Photoshop ...

Thanks! That worked nicely.

As soon as I did that, and instead of resize used sample, and made it 64-bit, what took 20 minutes on an older machine with not as much RAM now only takes 2.5 seconds on my Core i7 920 + 6 GB RAM.

This is beautiful. Thanks!

Looking thru the code, I think I noticed that Magick++ does not seem to implement Magick's ThumbnailImage and StripImage functions. Am I oblivious and missing something, or am I correct? If I'm correct, is there another/better way of creating thumbnails using Magick++ that results in small file ...