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PerlMagick - Annotate - no fonts
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| sftriman 2006-12-13, 4:09 pm |
| I've read numerous related posts but can't seem to find the solution
I'm s ing.
I have 2 web sites on web hosts. On host #1, I can use Annotate with
no problem.
If I run QueryFonts, I see a ton listed.
On host #2, images render with ImageMagick, but Annotate doesn't work.
I run QueryFonts and nothing is found.
How do I install fonts so that my perl scripts using Annotate work
right?
Thanks,
David
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| Ilya Zakharevich 2006-12-13, 4:09 pm |
| [A complimentary Cc of this posting was sent to
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<ironmanda@yahoo.com>], who wrote in article <1165956928.497503.317520@j72g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>:
> I've read numerous related posts but can't seem to find the solution
> I'm sing.
>
> I have 2 web sites on web hosts. On host #1, I can use Annotate with
> no problem.
> If I run QueryFonts, I see a ton listed.
>
> On host #2, images render with ImageMagick, but Annotate doesn't work.
> I run QueryFonts and nothing is found.
>
> How do I install fonts so that my perl scripts using Annotate work
> right?
I know nothing about PerlMagick, but fought with ImageMagick during
the last couple of days; the documentation is not spectacular...
ImageMagick looks for file(s?) `type.xml' on a certain list of
directories (see "Resources" on the Web page). Found file(s?) are
interpreted as a mapping from font names/attributes to a font file
name (something else happens on Win32, since the example file has no
directory part of the font name...).
Giving `-debug all' gets you some feedback on this process; you should
be able to find what differs between these systems.
Hope this helps,
Ilya
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