FW: [Image-SIG] installation problem
jef.mangelschots@invensys.com
jef.mangelschots@invensys.com
Fri, 4 Apr 2003 12:59:45 -0800
Package Manager works great, but is there any documentation with the
packages you install ?
if so, where do I find how to use them ?
Regards
Jef
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this works great.
thanks
Jef
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Jef,
The easiest way is to use PPM (Python Package Manager) that comes
with Active State's install. Do following:
Start-Programs-ActiveState-Python Package Manager
type-"install PIL"
This will install Python Imaging Library in the correct place and you
should be good to go.
There are many other packages that can be installed this way that
you may want to consider. You can get a list by typing 'search *'.
Some I use are:
egenix-ms-base (good date/time modules)
dynwin & calldll (used to call windows .DLL modules)
HTMLgen (used to generate HTML pages)
Good Luck,
Larry
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From: image-sig-admin@python.org [mailto:image-sig-admin@python.org]On
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Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 12:47 PM
To: image-sig@python.org
Subject: [Image-SIG] installation problem
I have a problem installing PIL (typicall for a newbee)
I have installed Python 2.2.1 in c:\python22 using ActiveState's
ActivePython-2.2.1-222.msi
I have downloaded PIL version 1.2 (py22b1-pil-1.1.2-20011022.exe) and ran
the installation. Everything was ok. It installed PIL in C:\Py22
I followed the instruction from ReportLab to copy the files in c:\py22\DLLs
into c:\python22\DLLs
these were the files _imaging.pyd and _imagingtk.pyd (there were no other
files)
I tested whether the operation was ok with ">>>from PIL import Image"
but got the following error message: "ImportError: No module named PIL"
I also tried: ">>>import Image"
I got the following error message: "ImportError: No module named Image"
I then tried ">>>import _imaging"
and got the following response (I started python with parameter -v):
import _imaging # dynamically loaded from c:\python22\DLLs\_imaging.pyd
I assume I am missing some libraries or DLL's or am having the wrong ones.
Who knows what I am doing wrong ?
Regards
Jef mangelschots