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...How to get the source code for the binary I am using?..

try this mirror/archive https://mirror.sobukus.de/files/src/imagemagick/

Thank you for the information.

What is a VM? - a virtual machine, in this case Win7

Looks like the (windoze) installer needs bringing up to date

http://i.imgur.com/2g6ibcT.jpg

more damn spaces in the command line to contend with.

Thanks again

Installing into Win 7 64 bit VM has me stumped. Normally I am a linux user but the PCLOS repo version of IM is ancient. ImageMagick-7.0.1-6-Q16-x64-dll.exe file size 23.8M Where is convert.exe / mogrify.exe ...etc? Can someone please tell me which directory the installer puts these files? or what is ...

try this archive via the internet archive. http://web.archive.org/web/20110921004715/http://mhonarc.veidrodis.com/image_magick/binaries/ edit: in case of slow/unobtainable/baffling plucked one and popped on my mediafire account http://www.mediafire.com/download/msz28h37dp50jhw/ImageMagick-6.4.8-1 ...

evilaro wrote: ...snip...I tried to dowload the imdisplay.exe.
Emilio

No need to download anything extra, imdisplay.exe is part of the IM installation (just called display in linux but Win already has one called that).

screenshot http://i.imgur.com/fQlbhUN.jpg

@snibgo Just a word of explanation, and I had to go and look it up as well. The ffmpeg syntax changed from pre version 1.2.1 AFAIK the windows IM comes bundled with ffmpeg and uses an older version. With Linux, ffmpeg is a separate package installed as a dependency and you get whatever version is in ...

Your file seems to have vanished but..

try this syntax

Not comparing like-with-like

Original is RGB, converted file is greyscale.

Try convert in.png png24:out.png

I do not think IM can do this either. For simplicity, you might get a result with LibreOffice, a quick test using LO Draw, LO Writer probably the same. You can add hyperlinks in the document like this: http://i.imgur.com/STDB5fR.jpg Export as a pdf & looks like this. http://i.imgur.com/mXU826F.jpg ...

PClinuxOS KDE 32bit & ImageMagick 6.8.0-2 2013-11-07 Q16 'm using ImageMagick 6.8.9-3 on Linux. That particular script is no problem. It was just telling me strange things when I tried to use it in various ways to stop my script giving an output filename of something like processed.jpg.png.. yet ...

I do not think the linux system has caught up to version 90 yet The base libjpeg.so.62 is usually a symlink to the executable. In PClinuxOS this is libjpeg.so.62.1.0. Is this the most recent package? I do not know but Debian experimental is on that version. screenshot http://i.imgur.com/iia7S1i.jpg ...

Working here in a linux, PClinuxOS 32 bit, IM 6.8.0 , Ghostscript 9.06

as this screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/CkyQIHY.jpg

Might be a 64 bit libraries issue.

From past tests and AFAIK autotrace does not work in M$ Win after WinXP. It does work in linux (at least the 32 bit PCLOS I use) Potrace works but does not have a centerline option, which is a big miss. Autotrace is sometimes picky about the input file format, example if saving bmp from gimp enable ...

Maybe pass two variables to the script. #!/bin/bash # cdpath=/. cd $1 convert "$2" -resize 100x100 new_"$2" mv new_$2 ../$2 cdpath will set a base for the relative path then sh example.sh "somedirectory" "image.png" should work (just the names, no slashes) edit: as you have guessed, that cdpath is ...

I found some text but it might be a complete "red herring" or maroon as the case may be. Since it is a gif file, it has a colour map, 2 of the colours are duplicated, maroon, hex 800000, (apart from some strange black entries) editing either to another colour reveals some text but... ....it says ...