Changing a word doc to jpeg

[Dub]

Anyone give a poor luddite some advice here

 

[Bambino]

Open the doc, stretch the document so the whole thing can be seen, press print screen open paint, right click paste and it should appear.

 

[Dub]

Open the doc, stretch the document so the whole thing can be seen, press print screen open paint, right click paste and it should appear.

I tried that so i must have fukked it up. I'll try again mate


EDIT: Tried again but when I open pain it doesnt let me paste anything into the blank screen

 

[Bambino]

I tried that so i must have fukked it up. I'll try again mate

Sound mate all I can think of.

Hope it works for you.

 

[Hampden_Hibby]

Download FSSCREEN - open fsscreen and hit print screen with your word document up. It'll save it as a bmp file. Load that into Photo Impression or the such like and save as jpeg.

 

[davhfc]

Try ALT+PrtSc together.

 

[Dub]

Try ALT+PrtSc together.

Tried that dave. Nowt seems to paste into my paint page

 

[grunt]

Try shift+PrintScreen

 

[AngusB]

if it's not too private a word doc I can do it on the mac easy as. could send me it then i sent the jpeg back...

either that or get someone else with a mac, press command-shift-4 and then open it in photoshop, convert it to a jpeg from the default .pnd file.

 

[FTJT]

Try toggling F Lock before pressing Print Screen.

 

[Dub]

if it's not too private a word doc I can do it on the mac easy as. could send me it then i sent the jpeg back...

either that or get someone else with a mac, press command-shift-4 and then open it in photoshop, convert it to a jpeg from the default .pnd file.

I would be obliged if you could mate. PM me yer email addy so I can send it to you mate. Appreciate the help.

Try toggling F Lock before pressing Print Screen.

I have no idea what that means:glassraise:

 

[Jack]

I tried that so i must have fukked it up. I'll try again mate


EDIT: Tried again but when I open pain it doesnt let me paste anything into the blank screen

If you're on a PC, as has been said before, hit the < print screen > button.

< start menu > < all programmes > < Accessories >

In there you will probably see < paint > open it.

< edit > then < paste >.

Use the < dotted square icon > to fit round (crop) the document, then < edit > and < cut >.

< file > then < new >

You don’t want to save what is there so say no.

< paste >

There you have it. < save > using the drop down menu to select < save as type > jpeg.

Sorted

 

[WarringtonHibee]

Wouldn't you bet better exporting it as a PDF?

I suppose you could then open the PDF in Photoshop and then save it to JPEG.

 

[Scoobie]

Wouldn't you bet better exporting it as a PDF?

I suppose you could then open the PDF in Photoshop and then save it to JPEG.

Quoted for truth.

The best way to do it is save your doc as a PDF. You don't necessarily need to convert it to a Jpeg as Adobe Acrobat Reader is free to download and view documents (and print them).

But if you really, really need to make it a Jpeg, then opening it in Photoshop and just re-save it as JPG will do that.

A PDF is normally good enough for general occasions, because it's Portable Document Format. Whereas a JPG is a photographic format, best used for sending pics on email and on the web.

Get Adobe Acrobat Reader by clicking on me

 

[Dub]

Quoted for truth.

The best way to do it is save your doc as a PDF. You don't necessarily need to convert it to a Jpeg as Adobe Acrobat Reader is free to download and view documents (and print them).

But if you really, really need to make it a Jpeg, then opening it in Photoshop and just re-save it as JPG will do that.

A PDF is normally good enough for general occasions, because it's Portable Document Format. Whereas a JPG is a photographic format, best used for sending pics on email and on the web.

Get Adobe Acrobat Reader by clicking on me

ayegudyin sorted me out chaps :dub14: