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Yes, you are right. convert is utility from ImageMagick. If this package is installed on your web server, just use convert (no need to install any Perl modules) or install GD or Image::Magick in your home directory (no need root privelege).

Anyway, I think,some graphical tool should be installed on the server (I mean native libraries) to convert, change or produce some graphical documents.

~ Schiller

In reply to Re: Re: Re: GIF to JPEG without GD/Image::Magick by nite_man
in thread GIF to JPEG without GD/Image::Magick by fraktalisman

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