needless to say it's caused me hours and hours of headache. My issue was I was using the "FORFILES" command which is tricky because it requires using "cmd /c" and passing the convert command with and parameters and it does some escaping of slashes. as long as you're not in that directory the command will pickup the ImageMagick convert.exe Yes! if you launch an Administrator command window it defaults to C:\windows\sytem32\.
So now as you hit tab more, you will finally find the right program you want to run Then what you do is that you rename those shortcuts to meaningful names, for example convert_image_magick, then add the path to this folder to your system path. So something like this: C:\Program Files\ImageMagick-6.9.2-Q16 C:\Program Files\Haskell Platform\2014.2.0.0\lib\extralibs\bin.
#Imagemagick invalid parameter windows
This will make windows always find the imagemagic convert first before it finds the other convert program. The server has not been rebooted since than. I have used exactly the same ImageMagick and Ghostscript installation files as on my local machine and have activated adding the ImageMagick installation path to the enironment variables during installing. I have tested the command while being logged in on the server via RDP with a different user account than the ASP.NET process. When running from the programatically created shell in ASP.NET there is the following error message: This runs well when testing the website on my local machine with the ASP.NET Develeopment Server of VS and the command also works well when manually entered into the shell.
I create a new shell process and ahve it execute the following command:
#Imagemagick invalid parameter pdf
I am trying to convert a PDF document into a PNG file using ImageMagick command line tools from a ASP.NET website.
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