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reading/priniting images
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Agnes Bousquier |
Subject: |
reading/priniting images |
Date: |
Fri, 17 Feb 2006 14:37:03 +0100 (CET) |
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Hello,
First, thanks a lot to Stefan de Konick, Andy Adler and Stefan Van der
Walt who helped me to make imread work. In fact, I had to install the
cygwin's version of ImageMagick and to copy convert.exe and identify.exe
in my current directory.
I am trying to print an image by executing :
[r, g, b] = imread('myfile.png');
imshow([r, g, b])
Unfortunately, this script opens Internet Explorer, but the printed
image (whatever the image read) is always a black rectangle. I tried to
replace imshow([r, g, b]) by image([r, g, b]) or imagesc([r, g, b]), but
the result is the same. Although, the output matrix [r, g, b] shows that
imread seems to work correctly. Can anyone tell me where I am wrong?
Thank you very much in advance
Agnes
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- reading/priniting images,
Agnes Bousquier <=