SELMA GÜZEL wrote:
Hi! (May be, you can think that the question is long a bit, but
please read.Because i'm very bored ) I want to prepare a calendar
with images like this format:
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Sorry, but we don't know anything about your program!
You are talking about some TextCalendar.formatmonth
Brad Allen wrote:
Unfortunately PIL doesn't support TIFF Group 4 compressed images;
this is an increasingly common form of TIFF compression used for
black and white images such as faxes. I have tried to contact PIL
commercial support but don't know if they are still in business since
have not
Jeff van Aswegen wrote:
Hi there
Hi,
(why wrote 3 messages to the list?)
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At least, I think, you have to send us a tiff sample for make some test!
We can't help you without a sample where work!
Bye,
Michele
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Hohmann-Marriott, Martin (NIH/NIBIB) [V] wrote:
Hi there,
I try to open, (manipulate) and save an image, but run into problems
on a once in a while basis. My suspicion is that it has something
to do with file access - so I made sure the image (new.tif) is not
opened by any other program.
Joancarles Casasín wrote:
Hi,
Is there any way to deal with the Too many opened images error?
I mean, I've a script which opens a (huge) bunch of images, crops a
part and adds it to a resulting image. When the process has been
done with around 200 images the script raises the Too many
Felipe Gomes Vieira Ferreira wrote:
Hi. I have just downloaded python pil, and when i try to compile it
generate a lot off errors:
Follow those pass:
your_package_manager install python-image
(in debian, apt-get install python-imaging, in fedora yum install )
OR
your_package_manager
caf wrote:
I failed to specify the color of the text while drawing a text into an
image:
import Image, ImageDraw, ImageColor, ImageFont
image = Image.open(a.gif)
draw = ImageDraw.Draw(image)
font = ImageFont.truetype(arial.ttf, 15)
color = blue
draw.text((10, 10), HELLO, fill=color,
