in reply to Imager with JPEG support on Windows

The jpeg library needs to be available at build time of the Imager module. Adding it to the system later doesn't have any effect, unless the module has been built accordingly.  The build process only links against external libraries it can find during configuration.

(Just mentioning it, as it's not clear from your description whether you built Imager yourself, or where you got it from...)

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Re^2: Imager with JPEG support on Windows
by gwfran (Initiate) on May 30, 2010 at 19:31 UTC
    At build time! Ah! No, I grabbed Imager before I installed the jpeg libraries. I'll try to recompile and see if that was my problem. Thanks!
      Imager doesn't grab the libraries even when I hard-code their locations in the makefile. This is a god-awful installation (for Windows at least). Guess I'll have to try something different.

        I'm sure with Imager, you are supposed to specify the libraries and the search paths when running the Makefile.PL. If that doesn't work, you will have to show the console output of what happens when you run Makefile.PL.