Thank You Ken. :-)

PDF::API2 -- 2.021
perl -- v5.10.1 (*) built for x86_64-linux-thread-multi
os -- CentOS release 6.5


Here is code: 
  use PDF::API2;
  
  use constant mm => 25.4 / 72;
  use constant in => 1 / 72;
  use constant pt => 1;

  # Create a blank PDF file
  my $pdf = PDF::API2->new();

  # Add a blank page
  my $page = $pdf->page();

  # Set the page size
  $page->mediabox('Letter');
  
  $pdf->info(
    'Author'=>'COPA',
    'Title'=>'perl PDF API2 Test',
  );
  

  $imageFile  = "/home/images/test.png";
  $img        = $pdf->image_png($imageFile);
  
  
  $image      = $page->gfx;
  $image->image($img, 0/mm, 100/mm);


  # print output
  $http_headers_out{'Content-Disposition'}  = "inline; filename=pdfTes
+t.pdf";
  $http_headers_out{'Content-type'}         = "application/pdf";
  
  $escmode = 0;
  print OUT $pdf->stringify;
  
  $pdf->end;

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In reply to Re^2: Image errors with PDF::API2; by djlerman
in thread Image errors with PDF::API2; by djlerman

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