Installation

TitleFactory  includes the typical windows installation wizard that makes it easy to install. You may install the product on Microsoft Windows XP, Windows 2000, or Windows NT 4. 

Quickstart Installation Instructions:

You should uninstall older version of TitleFactory first. 

If you have downloaded ImageMagick from this site, and do not use its capabilities directly, then you should uninstall it.

After downloading:  Unzip the file and double click on the setup.exe file.

The setup.exe executable will install TitleFactory (including TitleFactory, TitleFactory, documentation, samples, and default project settings files). 

Refer to the Revisions page for details of the modifications included in this package.

The TitleFactory product uses some low level functions of ImageMagick to create images.  The required ImageMagick modules are packaged with TitleFactory.  Optionally, TitleFactory can use ImageMagick directly.  The following options will be presented during the installation of TitleFactory.  Please read the last option carefully.  If you do NOT have ImageMagick installed on your system then the item should be checked.

If you do have ImageMagick installed on your system and wish to continue using it then just make sure that ImageMagic is included in the executable search path.  This can be accomplished by uninstalling ImageMagick and re-installing it with the following option set.

While all options can be turn on, TitleFactory only requires that the "Update executable search path" is checked.  We recommend that you do not check the "Associate supported file extensions with ImageMagick " under any circumstances as it will associate every graphic image type known to ImageMagick.

A note about ImageMagick:

ImageMagick has additional capabilities to generate, convert, and manipulate images with a command line interface, and is free of charge.  No support for ImageMagick is provided as part of your purchase of TitleFactory unless it has to do with functions provided by TitleFactory.  ImageMagick comes with its own set of documentation with can also be viewed online at:  

http://www.imagemagick.org/