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function show_Names($e) { return "/home/me/public_html/temp/".$e['pdffilename'].".pdf "; } $fileArray = array_map("show_Names", $_POST['item']); $datadir = "/home/me/public_html/temp/"; $outputName = $datadir."Latest.pdf"; $cmd = "gs -q -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=$outputName ...

Good to know, will update both, thanks!

Cheers for the link will take a look

Now have new code using only GS, works great, no limit issue... function show_Names($e) { return "/home/me/public_html/temp/".$e['pdffilename'].".pdf "; } $fileArray = array_map("show_Names", $_POST['item']); $datadir = "/home/me/public_html/temp/"; $outputName = $datadir."Latest.pdf"; $cmd = "gs -q ...

Ghostscript is 8.70
IM is 6.7.2.7-6
Each PDF is give or take 170KB
Pixels w * h is 2433 * 2904, 300dpi

How do I find/edit policy.xml amd determine if it has enough resources?

Thanks!

I have a PHP script which uses ImageMagick to join PDF's, this work well up to a point. function show_Names($e) { return "/home/me/public_html/temp/".$e['pdffilename'].".pdf "; } $c = array_map("show_Names", $_POST['item']); exec("convert -density 300 ".implode(' ', $c)."/home/me/public_html/temp ...

Bingo ... That works!! Thanks so much again for your help snibgo

I checked the cmyk profile in photoshop colour settings, and downloaded it from adobe (USWebCoatedSWOP.icc) and placed in the same server folder as the script. Though the pdf comes out as rgb not cmyk. What am I doing incorrectly? exec("convert image.png -profile USWebCoatedSWOP.icc -density 400 ...

Hi, In Photoshop, RGB black (0,0,0) converts as CMYK Rich Black 75,68,67,90. However when I convert a RGB image containing 0,0,0 Black with Imagemagick it converts it to CMYK 0,0,0,100 (which prints as a dull, dark grey rather than black). In photoshop, CMYK 0,0,0,100 converts to RGB 35,31,32 ...

Hi snibgo, sorry for not replying sooner. First, I just wanted to say thank you very much for taking the time to help me! I came up with a solution that bypasses the need for any special image manipulation. By setting the driver to 'underprint', everything prints correctly except the area's of the ...

snibgo wrote:If you can get a PDF file that contains raster images, with spot white, that would help.

Hi there, got the file now, you can check out a raster version of the pdf with white spot colour here...
http://expirebox.com/download/4be93c89e ... 1e390.html

I've requested this, hopefully will have something shortly

Hi, sorry this took ages, this is the example pdf he sent with the white spot color ... http://expirebox.com/download/5d398ee43 ... 4b3f0.html

I can understand the problem, though I don't know the solution. Can you link to a PDF that contains a white spot colour? It may contain multiple images in the same location on the page, eg one image for CMYK plus one image per spot colour. I don't think IM can do that. What version of IM are you ...

I have imagemagick up and running on my server now. I have a png image generated from html, I installed magemagick to convert the png to a cmyk pdf. This is the command line I currently use... exec("convert -colorspace cmyk -density 300 -resize 1311x6156 myimage.png output1.pdf 2>&1", $array); That ...