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Question by Gill
Submitted on 9/9/2003
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I have been asked to send a JPEG file but my software is normal Windows Word, etc. How can I save from Word to JPEG?


Answer by Ken
Submitted on 1/8/2004
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The paint program that comes as standard with windows has the option to save files as JPEG.

However you can't import a Word document to paint or save it as JPEG.

You can copy a screen dump of word and paste it into paint by using the alt and print scrn buttons together when in word then using paste in paint.

 

Answer by dummy
Submitted on 12/12/2006
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i also was asked to send a jpeg file but i cant understand the answer please could you explain so dummies can understand

 

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