Newby question: how convert hmtl -> jpg?

Hi there!

Can you tell how to convert a html-file into a jpg-file? Any prog that can
do that? I know html2jpg can, but that's pretty expensive (I'm not going to
need this very often).

Thanks for your reaction!

Nico

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Hi there!

Can you tell how to convert a html-file into a jpg-file? Any prog that
can do that? I know html2jpg can, but that's pretty expensive (I'm not
going to need this very often).

Thanks for your reaction!

Nico

You mean like a screen capture? Any image editor should be able to do that
for you. Start the image editor first, then start its capture mode, switch
to the browser and start the capture. I use PhotoImpact from Ulead.

Otherwise, on Windows Alt-PrintScreen will do a screen capture, then you
can paste it into your image editor. I don't know about other platforms,
but I'm sure they must be able to do something similar.

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On Thu, 06 Nov 2003 20:37:48 GMT, Adrienne <arbpen2003 (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote:

: Otherwise, on Windows Alt-PrintScreen will do a screen capture, then you
: can paste it into your image editor. I don't know about other platforms,
: but I'm sure they must be able to do something similar.

Irfanview is useful here - and priced right!

Sid

"Nico Fluitsma" <nicof2003 (AT) runbox (DOT) com> wrote

Hi there!

Can you tell how to convert a html-file into a jpg-file? Any prog that can
do that? I know html2jpg can, but that's pretty expensive (I'm not going
to
need this very often).

Thanks for your reaction!

Nico

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Richard wrote in message ...

Similar to performing a print screen, but if the page is bigger than the
screen, that won't matter.

Surely it's far simpler to do two or more screen captures of various parts of the page and just join
them together in Photoshop. That's the way I've done it and you can't see the join either.

A possible way of doing so would be to print the page, then scanning it.

That's the long-winded way :~(

Steve.