This IS perl related even though it may not seem that way at first. My webhost says ImageMagick is installed but ALL my scripts with use Image::Magick fail. I told them this countless times but they say it's there. Fail meaning it says "Cannot find ImageMagick.."

They have this folder that's /home/myname/lib/Convert they said to use. And I tried using this as a use lib ""; but it can't find Image::Magick. Then he emailed me back saying Convert EQUALS ImageMagick and I don't know what the heck he's talking about.

Anyone know what Convert is or if it's ImageMagick? I know this is a pain in the butt package, but is it possible to install on my own to use? Just by uploading it in my own lib folder?

In reply to ImageMagick on the webhost by Anonymous Monk

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