Hi Darren

> sub image_resize_width {
>       my ($status) = "resize_ok";
>       my $i = Image::Magick->new;
>       my($result)= $i->Read($file);

#Print an error, if any:

die $result if $result;

>         $i = $i->Transform(geometry=>$width);

Bad!!!!!! You are overwriting the Image::Magick object in $i.

$result = $i->Transform(geometry=>$width);
die $result if $result;

>
>       $result = $i->Write($file);
>         print $result;

Nope.

die $result if $result;

>       return $status ;
> }

Also, you need to check your installation for www/perl.html to ensure all
the code I suggest makes sense. Some method calls return an Image::Magick
object, not an error code.
-- 
Ron Savage
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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