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How to install ImageMagick for PHP5.3/5.4 on Windows 8 x64

I need install ImageMagick for PHP 5.4.7 on Windows. How do I install it? Answer Step by step: Download the binary version for Windows Install you binary version. Test you install in CMD Execute convert in CMD. If this work, the intall is success. Now, download Imagemagick DLL for PHP Open imagemagick-php54-php53.tgz In Explorer, go to PHP extension folder PHP:

How to install ImageMagick to use with PHP on Windows 7 (3)

There are other threads about how to install Imagick on Windows 7 but no help for me so far. (Maybe problems have came up with more recent versions) I have followed these steps to install: Download and install ImageMagick http://www.imagemagick.org/download/binaries/ImageMagick-6.8.8-1-Q16-x86-dll.exe Download php_imagick.dll and copy to extension dir (c:xamppphpext) http://www.peewit.fr/imagick/php55/vc11/x86/ts/php_imagick.dll Edit php.ini file and add new extension (c:xamppphpphp.ini) extension=php_imagick.dll Save ini

Convert PDF to JPEG with PHP and ImageMagick

I’m using a litte script to convert PDF to JPG. That works but the quality is very poor. The script: One more thing, I want to keep the original size of the PDF but the conversion crops the size of the JPG. Answer It can be done using setResolution, but you need to do it before loading an image. Try

Hosting PHP website that uses unix command “convert” on IIS

I thought I had checked so that everything would work when hosting this website on IIS but I missed a tiny detail. Apparantly an image upload form on the website requires a unix command or program called “convert” (usr/bin/convert) to resize, set quality and generate a thumbnail for the images. I think it’s called ImageMagick. What would be the best

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