Greetings!
I was wondering if there is a way to use Magick.Net without having to also install Ghostscript. I would like to be able to use Magick.Net (which by the way is an awesome tool! Thank you!) to generate PDFs overlayed with other PDFs. So far from what I have been learning is that I can only do this by having Ghostscript installed.
I would much rather be able to refer to the DLL itself. I have been able to use Magick.Net with Ghostscript installed, but that would be a cumbersome option for eventual deployment. The DLLs themselves cannot be referenced from within Visual Studio because they are C libraries (from what I have read). Bringing them in via kernal32 LoadLibrary does not seem to work either. The error that I receive when I try to instanciate a MagickImage("somefile.pdf") object is a StackOverflowException and the app stops.
Is what I am describing poossible?
Thanks again for this tool. It does a great job!
-Greg
I was wondering if there is a way to use Magick.Net without having to also install Ghostscript. I would like to be able to use Magick.Net (which by the way is an awesome tool! Thank you!) to generate PDFs overlayed with other PDFs. So far from what I have been learning is that I can only do this by having Ghostscript installed.
I would much rather be able to refer to the DLL itself. I have been able to use Magick.Net with Ghostscript installed, but that would be a cumbersome option for eventual deployment. The DLLs themselves cannot be referenced from within Visual Studio because they are C libraries (from what I have read). Bringing them in via kernal32 LoadLibrary does not seem to work either. The error that I receive when I try to instanciate a MagickImage("somefile.pdf") object is a StackOverflowException and the app stops.
Is what I am describing poossible?
Thanks again for this tool. It does a great job!
-Greg