.doc to .jpg

As always, you are most correct, Mike. Yes, the entire .doc file would
have to be visible on the screen for the capture. Yours would be the most
efficient method. Hope the OP succeeds in his efforts.
Heirloom, old and gonna take a day off

"Mike M" wrote in message
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Alan Edwards wrote:

I am ashamed to say that I have had FinePrint for 7 years and wasn't
aware it did that.

That makes me feel a lot better Alan. vbg
--
Mike

I succeeded by doing my own research. Less complicated. So easy. One can
take any .doc then convert it to a .jpg. I just got back with my 8x10
photos. The software program is SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS and the
photos are beautiful. No fuss... no muss.
DOC to Image (Jpeg/Jpg/Tiff/Bmp/Eps/Ps) Converter V2.0
http://www.pdf-convert.com/doc2img/index.htm

"Heirloom" wrote in message
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As always, you are most correct, Mike. Yes, the entire .doc file would
have to be visible on the screen for the capture. Yours would be the most
efficient method. Hope the OP succeeds in his efforts.
Heirloom, old and gonna take a day off

Sounds like you did good...........thanks for sharing. Just out of
curiosity, did you use .jpg, .tiff, or .bmp and, if you did any comparisons,
could you tell a difference??
Heirloom, old and will keep it in mind


"SGB" wrote in message
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I succeeded by doing my own research. Less complicated. So easy. One can
take any .doc then convert it to a .jpg. I just got back with my 8x10
photos. The software program is SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS and the
photos are beautiful. No fuss... no muss.
DOC to Image (Jpeg/Jpg/Tiff/Bmp/Eps/Ps) Converter V2.0
http://www.pdf-convert.com/doc2img/index.htm

"Heirloom" wrote in message
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As always, you are most correct, Mike. Yes, the entire .doc file would
have to be visible on the screen for the capture. Yours would be the
most
efficient method. Hope the OP succeeds in his efforts.
Heirloom, old and gonna take a day
off