I've put aside trying to make my FreeBSD machine act like a Windows machine. Now, I'm trying to make my windows 2000 machine act like my FreeBSD machine. ImageMagick can be installed on windows! And I've got Active State Perl running there too, along with Ghostscript. I am almost there to begin using the whole lot to rip through tons of images and crop them...but I need to get the Image::Magick module installed.... The PPM repository doesn't seem to have the packages I need, and so far my manual attempts have been unsuccessful (with nmake.exe). I tried the CPAN module and didn't have much luck there either. Anybody have any suggestions about how I might accomplish this?
"No matter where you go, there you are." Jeff Pflueger - Struggling Perl knowledge sponge

In reply to Image::Magick on Windows! by jeffpflueger

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