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| Title: | How do I convert an image to GD2 format for use in the statusmap CGI? | ||||
| FAQ ID: | F0097 | ||||
| Submitted By: | Ethan Galstad | ||||
| Last Updated: | 10/20/2002 | ||||
| Description: | User wants to
convert an image in PNG, JPEG, or other format to GD2 format for use in the
statusmap CGI.
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| Solution: | First, get your image in
PNG format. Then convert the PNG image to GD2 format using the pngtogd2
utility. Use a chunk size of 0 during the conversion to create an
uncompressed GD2 image (compressed GD2 images slow down generation of the
statusmap CGI image).
More information on the GD2 file format can be found at http://www.boutell.com/gd/.
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| Keywords: | gd2 png | ||||
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