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by mihailyanchev
2018-08-09T08:25:29-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: Error: Ignoring invalid annotation, output may be incorrect.
Replies: 6
Views: 3739

Re: Error: Ignoring invalid annotation, output may be incorrect.

Thanks @fmw42. I did download the font package and set up the environmental variable so that GS can find them. It keeps giving me the message. I might try with an alternative fonts package from GS as well. However, I feel like I can live with it for now, since it still does the job.
by mihailyanchev
2018-07-24T11:03:25-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: Error: Ignoring invalid annotation, output may be incorrect.
Replies: 6
Views: 3739

Re: Error: Ignoring invalid annotation, output may be incorrect.

Thanks again, most kind sir. The GS version is 9.23, which should be the newest. But I believe you are right and this error comes from GS. For now I am going to leave it at that and just live with the error being shown every time. I am wondering whether it is an issue with converting files ...
by mihailyanchev
2018-07-24T08:39:15-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: Error: Ignoring invalid annotation, output may be incorrect.
Replies: 6
Views: 3739

Re: Error: Ignoring invalid annotation, output may be incorrect.

Thanks for the quick reply. The version is imagemagick: stable 7.0.8-7 (bottled). Installed via homebrew (I work on a Mac) Otherwise I did rearrange the command and here is the print: >>> cmd = 'convert -density 600 -depth 8 -background "#FFFFFF" %s -strip -alpha off -colorspace "Gray" working/%s ...
by mihailyanchev
2018-07-24T07:39:34-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: Error: Ignoring invalid annotation, output may be incorrect.
Replies: 6
Views: 3739

Error: Ignoring invalid annotation, output may be incorrect.

Hi everyone, I am trying to convert and split a pdf to png in python using the following three lines: import Image, ImageOps import subprocess, sys, os filename = "99-005445-00043-039.pdf" prefix = filename[filename.rfind('/') + 1:-4] cmd = 'convert -density 600 -depth 8 -strip -background "#FFFFFF ...