How can I save a multiple page file as seperate JPEGs?

[Joanna]

I created a 26 page doc in Pub2003, and want to save each page as a separate
JPEG to upload to a site to create a photo book- They do not work with PDF's.
How can I save each page separately? I know I can save the entire thing as a
JPEG, and but I don't know how to save a page alone. Each page is
many-layered and I can't seem to group all the multiple objects... how can
you group a large number of objects on a page? I think if I could do that I
could right-click and 'save as'. Thanks! -Joanna

 

[John Inzer]

I created a 26 page doc in Pub2003, and want to save each page as a
separate JPEG to upload to a site to create a photo book- They do not
work with PDF's. How can I save each page separately? I know I can
save the entire thing as a JPEG, and but I don't know how to save a
page alone. Each page is many-layered and I can't seem to group all
the multiple objects... how can you group a large number of objects
on a page? I think if I could do that I could right-click and 'save
as'. Thanks! -Joanna

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What happens if you simply display
the pages one at a time and go to...
File / Save As / JPEG...for each one?

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John Inzer
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[Joanna]

What do you mean by "display the pages one at a time?". How does one do that?
I appreciate your quick response!

 

[Mary Sauer]

What John is saying, with one page on your screen select all on the page, group,
right-click, save as picture.

 

[Joanna]

Ahhhhh! I new there was a simple answer that I was missing. As always I
appreciate your expertise!

 

[John Inzer]

What John is saying, with one page on your screen select all on the
page, group, right-click, save as picture.

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My experience is that you don't even
have to group the objects. Just display
a page and go to File / Save As / JPEG.

The only time I group everything is if I am
Copy/Pasting the content to another location.


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[John Inzer]

What do you mean by "display the pages one at a time?". How does one
do that? I appreciate your quick response!

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You stated that your project has 26 pages...

Using the Status Bar at the bottom of your
Publisher screen...choose any page number
to display it and go to...File / Save As / JPEG.

If you have created this project in the Book
style and two pages are displayed side by side...
you'll have to Group the content of a single page.
(this can be accomplished by dragging a box
around the entire page and clicking the lock).

Then you would copy/paste the content of the
page to a single page for saving.

FWIW...you can open more than one instance
of Publisher. So...you could create blank pages
in one instance that you could copy to from the
other instance where the project is displayed..

Now it's totally as clear as mud...don't you think?

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John Inzer
MS Picture It! -
Digital Image MVP

Digital Image
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http://tinyurl.com/aczzp

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me may not work for you

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