Thank you for your response! Unfortunately the laptop I had installed
Whyteboard on crashed and I have not purchased a new laptop yet so I won't
be able to test this further. I probably won't be installing the program
on my new laptop since I was only using it for a one-time project, but if I
have this requirement again I will be sure to test the command you posted!
Sincerely,
Mark Fox
Hineynu
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From: "Steven Sproat" <email address hidden>
Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2011 10:51 AM
To: <email address hidden>
Subject: [Bug 722920] Re: Ghostscript Not Found
Hi,
This is the convert command used:
"[ImageMagick path to convert.exe]" -density 200 "[file to convert]"
-resample 88 -unsharp 0x.5 -trim +repage -bordercolor white -border 20
"[output path]"
there are quotes around filenames to deal with paths containing spaces.
Let me know how this goes; sorry for getting back to you quite late on
this.
** Changed in: whyteboard
Assignee: (unassigned) => Steven Sproat (sproaty)
Status in Whyteboard: Simple whiteboard and PDF annotator:
New
Bug description:
This program looks good, but I have been unable to use it because it
is unable to find Ghostscript. I installed GS 9.01 and IM 6.6.7.7 Q16
on this Win XP Home SP3 laptop and after adding C:\Program
Files\Ghostscript-9.01\lib and C:\Program Files\Ghostscript-9.01 to
the DOS path in Win XP's System Environment Variables I was able to
run
convert logo: logo.pdf
on the command line and open the pdf file. But when I attempt to open
or import a PDF in Whyteboard it says
What could the problem be? If you post the IM command that Whyteboard
runs I could attempt to run it from a command line.
I am available at <email address hidden> and will submit this through the
program's Send Feedback form so you get the laptop specs (Asus EeePC
netbook, 1.6 Ghz Intel Atom N270 CPU, 1 GB RAM).
Dear Steven,
Thank you for your response! Unfortunately the laptop I had installed
Whyteboard on crashed and I have not purchased a new laptop yet so I won't
be able to test this further. I probably won't be installing the program
on my new laptop since I was only using it for a one-time project, but if I
have this requirement again I will be sure to test the command you posted!
Sincerely,
Mark Fox
Hineynu
------- ------- ------- ------- ------- -----
From: "Steven Sproat" <email address hidden>
Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2011 10:51 AM
To: <email address hidden>
Subject: [Bug 722920] Re: Ghostscript Not Found
Hi,
This is the convert command used:
"[ImageMagick path to convert.exe]" -density 200 "[file to convert]"
-resample 88 -unsharp 0x.5 -trim +repage -bordercolor white -border 20
"[output path]"
there are quotes around filenames to deal with paths containing spaces.
Let me know how this goes; sorry for getting back to you quite late on
this.
** Changed in: whyteboard
Assignee: (unassigned) => Steven Sproat (sproaty)
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Title:
Ghostscript Not Found
Status in Whyteboard: Simple whiteboard and PDF annotator:
New
Bug description: pt-9.01\ lib and C:\Program Files\Ghostscri pt-9.01 to
This program looks good, but I have been unable to use it because it
is unable to find Ghostscript. I installed GS 9.01 and IM 6.6.7.7 Q16
on this Win XP Home SP3 laptop and after adding C:\Program
Files\Ghostscri
the DOS path in Win XP's System Environment Variables I was able to
run
convert logo: logo.pdf
on the command line and open the pdf file. But when I attempt to open
or import a PDF in Whyteboard it says
Failed to convert file. Ensure Ghostscript is installed. pages.cs. wisc.edu/ ~ghost
http://
What could the problem be? If you post the IM command that Whyteboard
runs I could attempt to run it from a command line.
I am available at <email address hidden> and will submit this through the
program's Send Feedback form so you get the laptop specs (Asus EeePC
netbook, 1.6 Ghz Intel Atom N270 CPU, 1 GB RAM).
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