Laszlo Zsolt Nagy gandalf at designaproduct.biz wrote: >Fredrik Lundh wrote: >>make sure _imagingft.pyd is the one that came with PIL 1.1.5, and >>not some earlier version. to see what pyd it's using, do this: >> >> >>> import _imagingft >> >>> _imagingft.__file__ >> >C:\Documents and Settings\Gandalf>python > >>> import _imagingft > >>> _imagingft.__file__ >'C:\\Python24\\DLLs\\_imagingft.pyd' > >You were right, thank you. The good one is under site-packages but I >had one under DLLs too. > >I don't know how could this happen. :-)
I just stumbled across the same thing, found this response, and realized I had the same problem. So, thanks for the help! More importantly, I can solve the mystery of "how could this happen". I had installed the ReportLab package a couple of days ago, including the Windows binaries file "win32-dlls-py24.zip" which they conveniently provide. That file contains the out of date _imagingft.pyd (and other PIL files) and the instructions for installing it suggest putting it in the DLLs folder instead of under site-packages/PIL. So that's how this could happen. :-) -Peter _______________________________________________ Image-SIG maillist - [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/image-sig
