How do I convert a picture in html format to a jpeg?
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"html" is not a graphic format, it's a language used to write web pages.  It sounds like you didn't detach the picture you were sent -- I'd suggest you go back to that email and try to detach it again.
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Open the picture, right click and choose "save as".  Under that dropdown there will be an option as to what form you wish to save it -- choose ".gif".  And save it separately from the .jpeg file or overwrite it -- your choice!
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you wouldn't do this in the image itself, you'd do it in the HTML (code) of the page the picture is in, it can't be done on just any page but if it's for your own website you'll be able to.\n\nto display a picture in a webpage, you'd normally use this code:\n<img src="mypuppies.jpg">\n\nto add text which will appear when the mouse is over the picture:\n<img src="mypuppies.jpg" alt=" these are ma dawwwwwgs">
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Yes you will need to scan it to your computer and then follow the procedure for uploading to your website.  Pic will need to be in jpg format.\nE
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1.drag the pic to your desktop by holding down on right mouse button\n2.right click pic on desktop,on dropdown click open with paint.\n3..after pic opens in paint click on file,on dropdown click save as  name of pic.jpeg without a space between name and .jpeg
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the easiest way is to open the bitmap image in paint and to save it as a jpeg ........ ;)
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The answer as mentioned before is to import the gif in the PNG format instead.  PNGs preserve transparency better in flash.\n\nIn photoshop, open your image and click "Save for Web" on the File menu.  Then in the options box on the righthand side, choose "PNG-24" from the file menu.  Please note, that you must choose "PNG-24" and NOT "PNG-8"....don't worry about the file size at the moment.  Make sure the transparency is turned on.\n\nSave it off and import it into flash.  When you drag it onto the stage you will see that the transparency is as it should be.  Now, to lower the file size, right hand click the image and choose "properties".  Uncheck the "Use Imported JPEG Data" box and play with the quality value until the image is lower in size without a major loss in quality - usually about 60-80 should do it.\n\nClick ok and then compile it to show your finished work!\n\nEnjoy!
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Yes. By using an image editing program [even MS Paint], all you have to do is open the picture and save as JPEG.
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Picasa...free jpeg format software download from Google.\nWalmart.com Photo Center
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Thats because the pictures you are making are not in a format the computer can understand normally...Like jpeg, gif, png, etc...After doing what you want with paint, go to file, save as...then save it in jpeg form and you'll then be able to view it..
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Go to paint--> open the picture --> click save as in the file menu --> save it in .gif or .jpg format.\nVoila!!!
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So far only jpegs are allowed. Sorry.
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open it and re save it as a jpeg.
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There are lot of softwares for this kind of Job. You can try "ImTOOMpeg Encorder". It can convert lots of different file types.
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If you are running windows and you have paint which is located in the accessories folder, simply open the TIF image, click "file", then click "save as". From the "save as type" list select "JPEG".\n\nnote: the default selection is 24-bit Bitmap
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I bet you picture isnt the correct format.  (.jpg, .tif)
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Easiest way is to right click on the photo from your CD or desktop and drag down to "properties".  This will tell you what kind of file it is.\n\nIf it is a .tif, a .gif. or a .btmp, you will need photosoftware, such as MAcromedia fireworks or Adobe Photoshop to convert to .jpg format.