Error converting PDF to Image.
The font Helvetica-Bold quoted in the error below is already installed on the server.
Error: / invalidfont em / pilha Operando findfont: - dict: 8/17 (L) - TT2 1 FontObject - dict: 8/8 (L) dict ----: 8/8 (L) - Helvética -Bold pilha de execução Helvetica-Bold:. interp_exit% runexec2 - nostringval - - nostringval - - nostringval - 2% stopped_push - nostringval - - nostringval - - nostringval - falso stopped_push 1% 1878 1 oparray_pop 3% 1877 1 3% oparray_pop 1861 um oparray_pop 3% - nostringval - - nostringval - 2 1 8 - nostringval - for_pos_int_continue% - nostringval - - nostringval - - nostringval - - -nostringval -% array_continue - nostringval - falso 1% stopped_push - loop_continue% - - nostringval nostringval - - nostringval - - nostringval - - nostringval - - nostringval - - nostringval - pilha Dicionário 1836 8 9% oparray_pop: - dict: 1159/1684 (RO) (G) dict ----: 1/20 (G) dict ----: 75/200 (L) --- -dict: 75/200 (L) dict ----: 108/127 (RO) (G) dict ----: 288/300 (RO) (G) dict ----: 22/25 (L ) ---- dict: 6/8 (L) ---- dict: 26/40 (L) - modo de alocação atual é local de erro OS Última: 2
Does anyone know how to solve this question?
Thank you.
Error PDF to Image -- invalidfont
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Re: Error PDF to Image -- invalidfont
what is your exact command line and IM version?
are you referencing fonts by name or by path to font file?
do you have ghostscript installed and ghostscript fonts installed?
are you referencing fonts by name or by path to font file?
do you have ghostscript installed and ghostscript fonts installed?
Re: Error PDF to Image -- invalidfont
Version is 6.7.6-9.
does not have the ghost
does not have the ghost
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Re: Error PDF to Image -- invalidfont
try installing ghostscript then re-install IM. Be sure to install the ghostscript fonts and set your ./configure to point to where the gs fonts reside.
You can check if gs is installed by
convert -list configure
See if the line starting with DELEGATES lists gs. If not, then I does not see it or know where it is or it is not completely installed properly.
You can check if gs is installed by
convert -list configure
See if the line starting with DELEGATES lists gs. If not, then I does not see it or know where it is or it is not completely installed properly.