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                | eljainc | Posted - Aug 05 2014 : 08:44:01 Hello,
 
 I am trying to use the newer ImageMagick.dll which has supposed support for read/write of PDFs (with GhostScript installed).  Where on Xequte's website can I find this DLL? I am a registered owner of both ImageEN and IEvolution but only have a version circa late 2005.
 
 Thanks
 Mike
 
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                | xequte | Posted - Aug 05 2014 : 19:41:59 Hi
 
 Wesley is correct. You need IEvolution v4.4.0, so you will need to update your subscription to support it.
 
 
 
 Nigel
 Xequte Software
 www.xequte.com
 nigel@xequte.com
 
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                | wesleybobato | Posted - Aug 05 2014 : 09:11:31 Hello Friend.
 
 I think you'll have to upgrade yes.
 
 http://www.imageen.com/info/ievhistory.html # 4.4.0
 
 I believe that this option is available only starting from this version
 iEvolution 4.4.0
 
 I think the best nigel answer this question.
 
 Thank you.
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                | eljainc | Posted - Aug 05 2014 : 09:03:02 Wesley,
 
 Thanks for the link.  I have been on this link before, but tried to go with option #1, which probably won't work for me as I have an older version of IEvolution (3.0.5). This is the code that I'm using now:
 
 int result=0;
 
 result = HiComponents.IEvolution.IEImage.AddExtIOPlugin(@"imagemagick.dll");
 
 
 I do not see how I can go with option #2:
 
 
 TIEMiscPluginsImageMagick.RegisterPlugin(); (or IEAutoLoadIOPlugins)
 
 
 I do not see either of these methods exposed. This must be something new since 3.0.5 of IEvolution, right?
 
 
 Is there a demo version of IEvolution/ImageEn that I can use to test the new functionality or do I need to update my license/subscription?
 
 
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                | wesleybobato | Posted - Aug 05 2014 : 08:52:02 Hi eljainc
 
 Look this thread.
 
 http://www.imageen.com/ieforum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1464&SearchTerms=ImageMagick.dll
 
 thanks..
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