$magick is just an example of some directory from which you are running the convert command. So open a terminal and at the prompt, type
convert image.jpg image.eps provided you installed IM from binary, you should have all the necessary delegate libraries. But if you installed from source, then you need to install the jpeg and I believe ghostscript delegate libraries. >Hi, >I am using LaTex to write a technical report and I need to insert >graphics in this document. My graphics are all jpg files and I need >to convert thesem to eps files. >I understand that I can do this conversion and several other >image/graphic transformations using Image Magick-6.7.3, Q16, which I >have downloaded. However, I need to use the $magick command line and >I do not know how to get it. >Could someone indicate how I could proceed. >Thanks for your kind attention. >jg370 _______________________________________________ Magick-users mailing list Magick-users@imagemagick.org http://studio.imagemagick.org/mailman/listinfo/magick-users
