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However when I try to view the image files in my subject heading, I get error messages that components
are missing and therefore the file can not be viewed.

Is there something missing in Linux?

I am using Red Hat 5.1 and viewed the files with Gimp and  Xpaint.

While I am on the subject does anyone know how to get ImageMagick to operate.
According to glint it is installed but I can't find the sucker anywhere and searches
come out negative.

Thanx in advance

Alan

1) Quantization Table 0X01 was not defined

2) Invalid JPEG file structure, SOS before SOF

BTW what is ldd and how do I use it?

Thanx in advance for your help

Alan

Quote:> I've just successfully mounted my dos partition and can now see all the
> files on my Linux partition. I am also able to view most of them with
> the editor.

> However when I try to view the image files in my subject heading, I get
> error messages that components are missing and therefore the file can
> not be viewed.

> Is there something missing in Linux?

Quote:> I am using Red Hat 5.1 and viewed the files with Gimp and  Xpaint.

Quote:> While I am on the subject does anyone know how to get ImageMagick to
> operate. According to glint it is installed but I can't find the sucker
> anywhere and searches come out negative.

display <image>

or:

man ImageMagick (note capitalisation)

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shows that you have binaries like animate, combine,...
Type display.

rpm -qil ImageMagick-4.0.5-4 |grep man

shows you that   man display  will produce some documentation.
Not to mention /usr/doc/ImageMagick-4.0.5/...

Hope this helps.
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