Kevin Cully wrote on 2014-06-14:
> I've created a class a long time ago that manipulates images using
> imagemagick. I'm trying to get things installed on a new 64bit Win 7
> machine and I'm running into ONE remaining issue.
>
> Tip #1: Make sure not to install the x64 version. VFP won't instantiate
> the object. Get the x86 version.
> Tip #2: Make sure to check the "Install ImageMagickObject OLE Control
> for VBScript, Visual Basic, and WSH" otherwise you won't be able to
> instantiate the object in VFP
>
> Here's my issue: I've got ImageMagick *working*, however it throws up an
> error! I'm having ImageMagick thumbnail an image and the thumbnailed
> image *IS* created, but it throws up an error. The error is:
> "OLE IDispatch exception code 0 from ImageMagickObject.MagickImage.1:
> .." The options are to "Cancel, Suspend, Ignore, Help".
>
> As administrator, the command "regsvr32 ImageMagickObject.dll" gives a
> message "DllRegisterServer in ImageMagickObject.dll succeeded." I
> believe I've got it registered correctly. Hmm.
>
> Here's the boiled down code:
> oMagick = CreateObject("ImageMagickObject.MagickImage") && Success as
> oMagick is an object.
> oMagick.Convert("-resize", "x75", "c:\vfp\ctimagemodimagick\zu123.jpg",
> "c:\vfp\ctimagemagick\thumb\zu123.jpg") && Error
>
> I can 'eat' the error in a TRY CATCH but I'd prefer to really resolve
> this. Any ideas?
>
Kevin,
Does this work if you are running as an administrator?
Do you have a non-existent path in the system "PATH" environment variable?
Do the environment variables TEMP and TMP paths exist and are they
accessible by the VFP session?
Tracy Pearson
PowerChurch Software
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