Just reposting a PM from andreas1234567 for reference:
I have trouble running pdftohtml.exe. It complains "freetype.dll" is missing (even though it *is* present in DLL dir)

Depending which version of pdftohtml.exe (Dynamic vs Static) you run, you may need the following dlls:

These DLLs are found in the DLLs/ directory under Calibre Portable/Calibre/. You can do 1 of two things:

  1. Copy those DLLs into the same directory as pdftohtml.exe
  2. (Temporarily) add the path to the DLL directory to $ENV{PATH} in your script:
    {
    local $ENV{PATH} = $ENV{PATH}.";<PATH TO DLLs>;"
    system "pdftohtml.exe", "-xml", "<PDF FILE>";
}

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In reply to Re^2: PDF content and visuals testing best practices by ateague
in thread PDF content and visuals testing best practices by andreas1234567

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