QUOTED_MESSAGE: > Thank you Tony and Scott for the input. I'll give those > ideas a go today and see how it goes! I was hoping for a way > to get fonts to use with Imager in the case I have to put my > script on a machine I don't have the control over to install > stuff. But if a host won't help a guy out then I need to go > else where! > > Thanks again! > Dan > > _SCOTT_ >         In > FreeBSD, you can find Freetype and Freetype2 in the ports > collection, you can install them by following these simple > commands... > > cd /usr/ports/print/freetype; make install > distclean; > cd /usr/ports/print/freetype2; make install > distclean; > > _TONY_ > The problem isn't that you have no fonts installed, the > problem is that you have no font rendering libraries > installed. > > Under Redhat you'd probably want to install the > freetype RPMS installed (you probably have the shared > libraries installed, and probably just need to install the > development RPM.) > > Under freebsd you might grab the sources > from: > >   http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=3157 > > and follow the installation instructions. > > Once you've installed freetype2, then try > running: > >   perl Makefile.PL > > in an expanded Imager source tree, you should see a > line like: > >  freetype2: includes found - libraries > found > > in the output. > > This same output indicates whether image format > libraries were found too, such as libjpeg - if you need > support for a format which is listed here, but can't find > both includes and libraries, you will need to install that > library too.

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