Need Help with GD on WinME

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September 5th, 2001, 05:36 AM

cokeyiang

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Need Help with GD on WinME

I've installed ActivePerl (Build 623) on Windows ME, and the following GD Packages:

GD [1.27.2 ]
GDGraph [1.32 ]
GDGraph3d [0.55 ]
GDTextUtil [0.80 ]

When I ran the bundled Perl example scripts, I am able to output the png and jpeg files. However, I can't view the png images, and the jpeg images are very distorted. Tweaking the $img->gd->jpeg(value) doesn't help much.

Am I missing some other packages? Or is it not compatible with Win ME?

Any advise is appreciated--my project dateline is almost up!

Coke

September 5th, 2001, 06:03 AM

Santos

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What server are you running???

There is a good download I came acroos, that has PHP, MySQL, PERL, Apache, GD, TTFLib and loads more, that configures itself.

Have a look here:
http://www.firepages.com.au/

Its called PHPDev - It will install all your necessary software.

Hope that helps,

SaNtOs

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