Save the file and copy it to the webroot directory on your webserver.

Shazam,
thank you for the step-by-step instructions. 

In my case, my SYS site and wordpress are installed in a subfolder - www.advantica.com/stockphotos, so I created it in that subfolder.

The information screen displayed properly, and I can see that ImageMagick is NOT there.

   

I have the same problem. I'm using PHP 5.3
I edited php.ini file and at the end (just before the local variables, I added the following two lines:

;ImageMagick - added on Aug 16, 2013
extension=imagick.so

Saved php.ini, exited from WP, reloaded WP, and in the Image Process, I still see the GD library.
Is there anything else to do?

Just had another sale. Wonderful. Buyer managed to get the image, but she said it was constantly downloading as an HTML, how do I fix that again?

Anyhoo, she bought the large version, so thats 17.50 euro, about 23.50 dollar. Again outperforming at least 4 sites. If I can get 2 / 3 sales per month, I am a happy camper.

Congratulations, Ron! That's just the start, keep adding more images.

I experienced once a similar situation.
K-mart was selling framed pictures with one of my wolf images. They purchased them from a high-volume framing factory, who unknowingly bought unauthorized / stolen images from a shady print salesman. First, I wrote a letter to K-mart about the unauthorized image use, who referred me to the framing factory and then I met with the factory owner who was very cordial and quite embarrassed by that situation, so we were able to work out a deal in a civilized manner without involving any lawyers to compensate me, let K-mart sell the remaining pictures, and the factory was able to keep K-mart as their customer.





   

1 - I know how to read a graphic as well
2 - if it is that easy why are you wasting time doing microstock?
3 - on August 13th 2012 they were exactly 630$

Luis, I never said anything about anything being easy. I wouldn't say it even in a female company.

To paraphrase a certain well used quote on microstock forums, there are certain rules:
1. stock prices go up and they go down.
2. In doubt, look up rule 1.

However, one could say, that in contrast to microstock statistics that aim for absolute comparisons for specific dates and months, in investment world acting on peaks and valleys works out usually better than arbitrary dates. Write it down.

Now, if you prefer to buy and sell stocks on specific dates so you can track precisely BME and WME numbers, that's absolutely permissible.
For instance, if had bought that stock yesterday and sold it today, you could have scored BDE.

Firstly $250K of Apple shares is hardly 'modest'. Assuming a balanced portfolio of no more than 10% in any one investment it suggests a 'modest' $2.5M in overall savings.

That approach would require a fairly balanced investor. Not someone who likes to gamble on microstock.
I admit, "modest" may be not the right word when mentioning 500 Apple shares, but I do like the sound of it.

Gostwyck, you should loosen up, too. Are all the posters here so serious? Read my reply to Ron.

Talking about influencing company stock price:
Today, Carl Icahn announced a large investment in Apple, and promptly pushed its stock price by $22.21.
If you had a modest portfolio of 500 Apple shares, you would have made over $11,000 just in one day.  Beats taking and submitting pictures of isolated tomatoes.

I liked his quote, that some people get rich studying artificial intelligence, while he makes money by studying natural stupidity.


 
 

Very true, I apologize for the hasty writing. It's just when I noticed that big warning sign, I saw red.
However,  one nice day a torero could become a matador and make the kill.

Back to the original topic. Somewhere, I read that all matadores are toreros but not all toreros are matadores.
Same as saying that a top performer like Yuri is a stockshooter, but not all stockshooters could aspire to be top performers.

Not the torero

Yuri, thanks for checking back in despite the hostility surrounding this place.

Very true, some people get really worked up about other's accomplishments.

Regrettably, in addition to the contextual venom, now we have to put up also with visual affront. I've been always allergic to blazing red blobs - whether it was the Red Square flags used to push communistic propaganda or blood spilled by a portuguese torero.
   

I experienced a similar problem, I suspect it was caused by the browser - I was running multiple WP sessions on the same computer, which I do all the time, but perhaps that creates sometimes problems.

The problem was solved by rebooting and re-logging to the website (on the buyer's side).

I have implemented recently my Symbio site - as a folder in my existing website - http://www.advantica.com/stockphotos

The new site works fine, but it doesn't appear to be indexed by Google. When searching for my images, I can see all kinds of links, but none to my Symbiosite. Have other people with Symbio site in folders experienced similar problems?


 

Yesterday, I encountered a problem when testing image downloading. The interesting thing was  that for a change, that problem was actually on the buyer's end, not on the Symbiostock website (of course, that didn't occur to me).

With Leo's help, who was able to download the image without any problems, we figured out the problem was related to some browser issue on my computer, and it was resolved by rebooting the computer and a fresh login by the buyer (I was the buyer).

Maybe this was just a freak coincidence (I was running multiple wordpress sessions on the same computer), but it occurred to me that in order to keep the buyers happy, it would be nice and helpful (I should say - essential) to have some trouble-shooting knowledge base also for the buyers (accessible by buyers directly or by the contributor who wants to help his customer).

Nothing worse than a dissatisfied buyer who after one bad transaction might never return to any Symbiostock site again. Especially if he spends just a few bucks on a bloggee size image, and after an aborted transaction he just writes it off and walks away instead of reporting the problem to the website owner. Situations like this might be invisible yet damaging for the whole network, while establishment of a Troubleshooting Knoeledgebase and reporting/feedback by the buyers should prevent problems, improve their experience, and entice them to come back.