S
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
B
Bob I
It would have to be a "one page" doc. Print it to Microsoft Document
Image Writer as a tif file, then Open in Picture manager and Export to
jpg file.
schaedelady wrote:
Image Writer as a tif file, then Open in Picture manager and Export to
jpg file.
schaedelady wrote:
J
James Silverton
schaedelady wrote on Wed, 5 Jul 2006 14:13:01 -0700:
Print it and use a scanner, surely.
James Silverton.
Print it and use a scanner, surely.
James Silverton.
T
Tom Willett
Seems you asked this same question a week or so ago.
J
James Silverton
Tom wrote on Wed, 5 Jul 2006 17:35:47 -0500:
TW> Seems you asked this same question a week or so ago.
TW> in message
??>>
I am not the OP and Rastermaster seems like an ingenious piece
of programming but I would mention that for a one page document,
ALT-Print Screen and copying into as simple a graphics editor as
Paint will allow making a JPG. Clumsy perhaps and a bit tedious
and I wouldn't want to use it extensively.
James Silverton.
TW> Seems you asked this same question a week or so ago.
TW> in message
??>>
I am not the OP and Rastermaster seems like an ingenious piece
of programming but I would mention that for a one page document,
ALT-Print Screen and copying into as simple a graphics editor as
Paint will allow making a JPG. Clumsy perhaps and a bit tedious
and I wouldn't want to use it extensively.
James Silverton.