Just set the ImageMagick variable to 0, and the GD Library variable to 0, and the system will use a different method to display the images. The thumbnails are then forced to display at a customizable width but still require a full image download time to display. See similar questions...

SelectaPix utilises GD functions that became available from version 2.0.l. These give vastly superior performance and image quality. We may (time permitting) add functionality for earlier versions of GD in a later release of SelectaPix. See similar questions...

You can only install ImageMagic or GD if you're running your own server or if you have at least shell access to your webserver. If your site is being hosted by a webhost you can only contact your webhost and ask them to install it for you. If they refuse choose another webhost or use GD instead. See similar questions...

Most PHP servers contains the GD Image Library installed, it's almost an standard in every PHP installation. You will see a page with a detailed information about the PHP capabilities on your web server, including the GD Library version available. If your web hosting support is fast or if it offer an online help you can just ask them about the support for GD Library. See similar questions...

ImageMagick is quite complicated to set up on Windows. There are several things to be taken into account. The Coppermine support board is not the right place to ask for help on installing it, as it deals with Coppermine, not "How to set up a server" (most people on the Coppermine boards don't run their own webserver, but they have webspace by a webhost). Instead, try to find support boards on the internet that deal with this special topic. See similar questions...

With nearly 3,000 different products, it would cost us millions of dollars to stock just a few of everything. Also being Legacy products, there may not be any further orders for them. See similar questions...

To check if you have it, go to the directory where you installed PHP, go to the "extensions" subdir and see if you have a file named "php_gd2.dll". Ocassionally, you will also need to edit your php.ini file (located in windows directory normally) and remove the ";" that is at the beginning of the line: Whenever you make changes to php.ini, remember that you will need to restart your webserver before changes become effective. See similar questions...

After you have consulted with the Reference Desk to determine that the Library does not have a publication you need and that there is not an Internet site for it, you should contact the Interlibrary Loan Department to obtain the publication for you. The Office is on the Main floor of the Morris Library or you may use the online request form. See similar questions...

The GD dates are decided once the feedback for the previous GDs are obtained. I'll let u know the day, a day in advance, through yahoo offlines. The timing shall remain the same. The schedule shall also be put up in this thread a day before the GD => Next GD So keep checking this thread on a daily basis! Well, to begin with, start reading. Internet is full of information, news headlines and other updates and check out my links on these two posts. Go though them. See similar questions...

ImageMagick is another graphical library like GD/GD2 for image manipulation. If you are running your own webserver, you can download it at imagemagick.org. There are sources available for Unix, Linux, Mac and Windows executables, as well as binary packages for various server operating systems. You cannot install ImageMagick if you are subscribing to a webhost. See similar questions...

Telephones: Telephones are not available for public use in the library. A campus telephone is located in the lobby. Payphones are located in Reynolds or outside of Malloy. Fax Machines: A public fax machine is located in Reynolds. The library does not have fax machines for public use. Scanners: Public scanners are located in the 24 hour lab. (OneCard required for entry.) Additionally, a scanner is connected to workstation #15. See similar questions...

Of course. In versions of the CMS module before 0.4.7, the GD 1.8 support was not well tested. From version 0.4.7 the support for GD 1.8 is complete. Go to the CMS setup page, set the use truecolor jpeg images (GD 2.0) to 0 and you are done. See similar questions...

Of course. In versions of the CMS module before 0.4.8, you were required to have the GD library. In recent versions, the GD library is optional. Go to the CMS setup page, set the Enable the use of the graphic functions from the GD library to 0 and you are done. Just note that the automatic generation of images (in the stats page and in autoalbums) will be disabled. See similar questions...

The librarians can request magazine articles from other libraries through Interlibrary Loan. You can submit 3 requests at a time. Member libraries of Library Management Network do not usually charge for sending copies of magazine articles. Magazine articles from other libraries may have an additional cost. The librarian will ask your permission before requesting these materials, or you can indicate an amount that you are willing to pay on the request form. See similar questions...

Even though Sibley is a very large library, we may not have everything that you need or want. If the item is not available in the University of Rochester system, we can obtain items (scores, books, periodical articles, but rarely audio or video recordings) from other libraries across the country. Sometimes there is a fee, sometimes not. For the moment, you must fill out a paper form, copies of which are located outside the door to Interlibrary Loan next to the reference desk. See similar questions...

GD is a graphical library which enables PHP to do image manipulation. If you are running your own webservem you can download it at www.boutell.com/gd/. You will need to recompile PHP on (L)Unix systems, depending on your setup Apache as well. Most recent versions of PHP come with GD - go for a package. On most windows systems, you can just enable it in the php.ini file. If you are subscribing to a webhost: find out through your webhost if GD/GD2 support is available on your site. See similar questions...

Yes. You can either configure LASSIE to run in Money Order, Personal Check and Business Check mode, or you could use the 2checkout payment gateway system which allows your site to take online credit card orders without a HTTPS connection. You can also use the PayPal payment gateway but will not be able to use the IPN (Instant Payment Notification) option. See similar questions...

If you're reading this on the web and alt.tv.sentinel isn't available on your news server, send a brief, polite note to your news admin or ISP support personnel and request that they add it. In the meantime, you can read newsgroups via the web at Deja News or Newzbot. If your ISP remains uncooperative, the Newzbot site can also help you find another server. See similar questions...

This section pertains to those who can telnet but whose news boxes don't get a.g.u.d for whatever reason. If you have a WWW client, true, you can often access newsgroups that way, but usually the news URLs (in the format news:name.of.group) point the client to your local news machine, and if you don't get the group in the first place... you get the idea. It used to be true that one could telnet to library.wustl.edu and use the public Lynx browser there to read Usenet news, including the alt. See similar questions...