Robert Garcia at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> For example, it may install imagemagick in /usr/local/imagemagick or /
> usr/local/IM.
There is neither an IM or imagemagick folder in /usr/local/ but I happened
to look in /usr/local/bin/ and 'convert and the other Imagemagick files are
there along with Clamav files. Not sure why.
> OR they may have installed within usr local with everything else, so
> that the IM binaries are in /usr/local/bin and the IM libs are within.
Yes, that is it.
> So search for the CONVERT executable, and call it with the full path,
> like:
>
> /usr/local/IM/bin/convert
I did a ./convert from the folder and it displayed the help screen showing
how to format commands (like the man file I assume).
>
> from the terminal, and see if THAT works. It will do one of two
> things, either WORK, or give an error about not finding the linked
> libraries it needs. This is a whole other issue, and requires you
> setting the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH in your environment to where the IM
> libs are.
Am I correct in assuming it is working at the path /usr/local/bin?
I assume the next step is to edit the path variable? Can youprovide a clue
as to where I find that in OS X (And your help is appreciated BTW)?
Wayne Irvine
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