Reformatted because I'm bored at work.

The following piece of script to get the width and height of a GIF file works perfectly. 
use GD; 

$file = "$html_root/file1.gif"; 

open (IMAGE, $file) || &sys_error("Can't open $file: $!"); 

$im = newFromGif GD::Image(IMAGE) || &sys_error("Can't create image fr
+om $file: $!");

close IMAGE;
 
($im_width,$im_height) = $im->getBounds();

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However, when I tried to use the following script to get the width and height of a JPEG file, I got a "Premature End of Script Header" server error. Does anyone know what is wrong with this script? 
use GD;

$file = "$html_root/file2.jpg";

open (IMAGE, $file) || &sys_error("Can't open $file: $!");

$im = newFromJpeg GD::Image(IMAGE) || &sys_error("Can't create image f
+rom $file: $!");

close IMAGE;

($im_width,$im_height) = $im->getBounds();

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--Chris

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In reply to (jcwren) Re: Using GD.pm by jcwren
in thread Using GD.pm by Anonymous Monk

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