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If you are on a computer you control (not the one of a customer), you could simply set the environment variables manually by clicking "Thic Pc" > "Properties" > "Advanced Properties" > "Environment Variables"

Hi Jova, You would have to declare a huge (300+) VB Array first, then fill it with your filenames. Also, the method to use is " o_objIMG.Convert ", not " o_objIMG.Create ". Option Explicit 'Declare variables '----------------- 'IM Object dim o_objIMG 'String containing all your f...

Sometimes the error messages thrown by IM are misleading... I'm not an expert, but some things come to my mind : - Have you checked that the Windows User (Account) under which your Application Pool is running have Read/Write rights on c:\ ? - Have you checked that the Windows User (Account) under wh...

Hi Hucho,

When you state I am not able to get it run, what does it mean exactly ?
Do you receive an error message from WSH ?
And which version and platform of IM are you using ?

Hi Snibgo, Your approach is really interesting, altough it does not handle the alpha channel the way "compose" did it. Maybe trying to create a "manual stereo effect" is not the way to go... my guess is that using " -geometry +15+15 -compose stereo " (as in Point 4 list...

I also have tried to create my own manual Stereoscopy function, based on Fred's (as always) useful suggestion, but without success so far (the Background desperately remains Black, not Transparent) : (Ref : http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?t=32209) convert ^ c:\SOURCE.png ^ ...

Hi, I'm having trouble in creating a stereo image with a transparent PNG source file . My code below returns a stereo image, but on a black background, where I need it on a transparent background. PS: I prefer to use the 'convert' tool, and not the 'composite' tool. Using 'convert' is preferable as ...

Yes Fred, that Issue on GitHub was opened by me, as this clearly seems to be a bug.

As I did not find a forum labelled "Bug with VBScript and COM+", I thought it could be useful to post in both. My excuses.

Hi, When using the latest IM 6.9.9.40 version under Windows with VBScript, the following code leads to "Catastrophic failure" Set IMimg = CreateObject("ImageMagickObject.MagickImage.1") IMimg.Composite "rose:", "logo:", "c:\ljw\tsts\rose-over.png" Se...

Hi, When using the latest IM 6.9.9.40 version under Windows with VBScript, the following code leads to "Catastrophic failure" Set IMimg = CreateObject("ImageMagickObject.MagickImage.1") IMimg.Composite "rose:", "logo:", "c:\ljw\tsts\rose-over.png" Se...

Hi @magick,
That still occurs with IM 6.9.9.40 (Q16 x64 DLL HDRI) on Windows with big sizes...
Could you fix it for the 6.9 branch, too ?

UPDATE : The IM COM+ Object DOES accept the Source file and the Destination file to be specified in an Array. So, as long as the empty argumets are assigned the VBScript type Empty , it is OK. The following will work : 'Declare optional arguments Dim arg(5) arg(0) = "c:\Source.jpg" arg(1) ...

In the case you are not in VB, but using VBScript or ASP , you cannot use an "Object" (it does not exists in VbScript or ASP). Here is how to proceed, after having spent HOURS on this topic ! You have to list ALL the arguments (all the items of your Array), but set the ones you do not need...

Ok.. So IM made me crazy on this one ! I have found how to proceed : You have to list all the args, but set the ones you do not need as "Empty" ! 'Declare optional arguments Dim arg(3) arg(0) = "-rotate" arg(1) = "67" arg(2) = Empty arg(3) = "-negate" 'Execute...