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Make #+attr_org :width 300 work on Windows #4

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jkitchin opened this issue Jul 20, 2016 · 5 comments
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Make #+attr_org :width 300 work on Windows #4

jkitchin opened this issue Jul 20, 2016 · 5 comments

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@jkitchin
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There doesn't seem to be a Windows emacs with imagemagick support, so the rescaling doesn't work.

@jboes
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jboes commented Jul 26, 2016

This new feature does not seem to be working on Gilgamesh for me.

I can't load images in windows, so I haven't tested it there yet.

@jkitchin
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hm. It works on gilgamesh for me. do you have a convert command? Mine seems to be in my bin directory.

All of these work for me.

#+attr_org: :width 40%
[[./test.png]]

#+attr_org: :width 100
[[./test.png]]

#+attr_org: :width x100
[[./test.png]]

#+attr_org: :width 100x300!
[[./test.png]]

@jboes
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jboes commented Jul 26, 2016

Works on Gilgamesh. Waiting to test on Windows.

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jboes commented Jul 27, 2016

This works on windows now. Yay!

One important note for those installing Imagemagik on windows: mogrify is apparently classified as a legacy function, and thus requires the corresponding box to be checked when performing the installation. Without it, images display, but will not be correctly resized.

@jkitchin
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Super! Thanks for figuring out the legacy function issue.

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