Install Pythonmagick Windows

Does anyone know anything about PythonMagick? I've got a project that could use ImageMagick, so I went looking around for PythonMagick, and I'm a bit lost.

Install PythonMagick I downloaded the Python 2.7 32-bit whl file PythonMagick‑0.9.10‑cp27‑none‑win32.whl and then used pip to install from the command prompt. Pip install C: Users glen.bambrick Downloads pip install PythonMagick‑0.9.10‑cp27‑none‑win32.whl. Open up a Python IDE and test to see if you can import PythonMagick.

I was able to download the PythonMagick source from the ImageMagick site, but I'm on Windows and don't have the ability to compile it. I found reference to a windows installer for PythonMagick on the wxPython wiki, but the links take me to procoders.net, which seems to have abandoned the project (at least I couldn't find anything to download). So what's the state of this project? Actually, I'm wondering if I would gain anything by using PythonMagick anyway.

I'm going to be distributing a py2exe created executable that needs to do some image manipulation. Would I still need ImageMagick seperately installed on the client machine to use PythonMagick anyway? Or could it all be self contained?

If I'd need to install ImageMagick on client machines anyway, I guess I can just use the commandline interface to ImageMagick from Python. Adam Endicott wrote: Does anyone know anything about PythonMagick? I've got a project that could use ImageMagick, so I went looking around for PythonMagick, and I'm a bit lost.

I was able to download the PythonMagick source from the ImageMagick site, but I'm on Windows and don't have the ability to compile it. I found reference to a windows installer for PythonMagick on the wxPython wiki, but the links take me to procoders.net, which seems to have abandoned the project (at least I couldn't find anything to download). So what's the state of this project? Actually, I'm wondering if I would gain anything by using PythonMagick anyway.

I'm going to be distributing a py2exe created executable that needs to do some image manipulation. Would I still need ImageMagick seperately installed on the client machine to use PythonMagick anyway? Foxit phantompdf 82 registration code download. Or could it all be self contained?

If I'd need to install ImageMagick on client machines anyway, I guess I can just use the commandline interface to ImageMagick from Python.There is a boost-less interface to imagemagick on the pylab project page at Sourceforge. Last I checked it compiled for windows.

But, I haven't really played with it for a while. You might find the old binaries there useful for at least some version of Image Magick. -Travis Oliphant. Adam Endicott wrote: Does anyone know anything about PythonMagick? I've got a project that could use ImageMagick, so I went looking around for PythonMagick, and I'm a bit lost. I was able to download the PythonMagick source from the ImageMagick site, but I'm on Windows and don't have the ability to compile it.

I found reference to a windows installer for PythonMagick on the wxPython wiki, but the links take me to procoders.net, which seems to have abandoned the project (at least I couldn't find anything to download). So what's the state of this project? Actually, I'm wondering if I would gain anything by using PythonMagick anyway. I'm going to be distributing a py2exe created executable that needs to do some image manipulation. Would I still need ImageMagick seperately installed on the client machine to use PythonMagick anyway? Or could it all be self contained?

If I'd need to install ImageMagick on client machines anyway, I guess I can just use the commandline interface to ImageMagick from Python. Thoughts/suggestions?Why is PIL *(Python Image Library) not suitable to do the graphics? Claudio Grondi What about GraphicsMagick. The package seems to be not very easy to use even if a COM ActiveX object is available for Windows and there is an executable with command line interface, but the documentation is poor. Originally derived from ImageMagick 5.5.2 it is available at: I would be glad to hear how to do convert a PDF into a series of jpegs if it will become possible using it. PythonMagick interface to ImageMagick seems to be no more supported and if I remember.

Why is PIL *(Python Image Library) not suitable to do the graphics? Claudio I am using PIL for some other things, but what I need ImageMagick for is to convert a PDF into a series of jpegs (one per page). Its the only tool I've found to do this at a good enough resolution.What about GraphicsMagick. The package seems to be not very easy to use even if a COM ActiveX object is available for Windows and there is an executable with command line interface, but the documentation is poor. Originally derived from ImageMagick 5.5.2 it is available at: I would be glad to hear how to do convert a PDF into a series of jpegs if it will become possible using it.

PythonMagick interface to ImageMagick seems to be no more supported and if I remember it right, there was shortly a thread about it not really helping to work with it on Python 2.4.2 - that is how I came to know about GraphicsMagick. Hope GraphicsMagick can what ImageMagick could, so this hint turns out useful. Why is PIL *(Python Image Library) not suitable to do the graphics? Claudio I am using PIL for some other things, but what I need ImageMagick for is to convert a PDF into a series of jpegs (one per page). Its the only tool I've found to do this at a good enough resolution.FWIW: I tried PythonMagick for a while, but soon found that large or complex images caused it to consume excessive memory and sometimes crash, taking my application with it. I switched to the command line interface to isolate my application from problems in Graphics/ImageMagick. Everything ended up much more robust that way, and the time cost is small--it's on the order of milliseconds.

Recently, we move to windows 7 64-bits, but we are unable to open that critical program, application error told us that we need to install DAO version 3.5 or higher. Now I have an old copy of that setup, but it is for 32-bits windows only. But to use this program, we used to install DAO 3.5 first, then we can open our program.