converting Word document

K

Karen

Can I convert a word document to a jpeg file?
I used Word to create a 1/2 page "post card" that will be
printed on card stock. The company wants the file in jpeg
format. Do I have to import this in to another program,
or can I just convert the file to jpeg?

Thanks for any help you can give!!!
 
J

Jezebel

A jpeg is a graphic format - a picture of your document. You could create
one by displaying the document on screen at the finished size you want, then
press Ctrl-PrintScreen to make a screen capture, then paste that into a
graphics program and saving it.

But this is a seriously lousy (and extremely unusual) way to create
something to print from. It sounds like there has been a misunderstanding
between you and the company doing the printing.
 

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