How do I convert a Microsoft document into a picture file?
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you cant\n\nbut there is a primitive way of doing it; press the print screen button (usually above insert)\n\npaste that image into your image editing software; as you can see it took a screenshot of whatever appears on your desktop
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If you dont have any specific programs to do this like photoshop you can open it in paint then go to  File > Save as>\nChange the file type to JPEG
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the instructions below is for word 2003 but it should be similar to previous versions of word (hopefully). Anyway, this will install a file format converter so you can view wps files and then save them as a word document:\n\n(In Word) On the File menu, click Open. \nIn the Files of type list, click Works 6.0 & 7.0.\nIf you don't see this option in the list,\nInstall the file format converter as follows:\nExit all programs. \nDo one of the following:\nIf you are using Microsoft Windows 2000, double-click Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.\nIf you are using Microsoft Windows XP, double-click Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel.\nIn the Currently installed programs list, click either Microsoft Office 2003 or Microsoft Office Word 2003 (depending on whether you installed Word as part of Office or as an individual program), and then click Change.\nThe Configuration Wizard opens.\n\nOn the Maintenance Mode Options page, click Add or Remove Features, and then click Next.\nIf you installed Word as part of Office, then on the Custom Setup page, select the Choose advanced customization of applications check box, and then click Next.\n\nOn the Advanced Customization page, click the plus sign (+) next to Office Shared Features. \nClick the plus sign (+) next to Converters and Filters, and then click the plus sign (+) next to Text Converters.\nClick the arrow next to Works for Windows 7.0, and then click Run from My Computer.\nThe file format converter is installed.\n\nIn the File name box, enter the name of the file that you want to convert, and then click Open.\nOn the File menu, click Save As.\nIn the Save As dialog box, make any changes that you want in the File name box, click the file format that you want in the Save as type list, and then click Save.
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Try saving it as.. then select word document\nGood luck!
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the doc name is too long or the format /  file type is not IE based. save "graph" as basic image file in a smaller dpi e.g. ".jpg, .tff, gif.\nOr export the doc within the software to IE as an html...
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Even if you have a 100 pictures, you shall just open a blank word doc in MS Word, Click->Insert Picture->From File and in the resulting dialog box, go to the directory where all pictures are stored, do a Select All (Press Ctrl+A) and click "Insert". All the pictures would be inserted into your doc now. Finally, not to mention, Click Save to save it as a word doc.
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One solution is to cut and paste images into the header of the document and move the image to the desired location and then close header.\n\nAnother solution would be to use tables and place the image and text inside the cells.  You should then be able to use 'format picture'.
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The pictures have to be a format like gif, jpg, or bmp.  You should be able to copy them (one at a time) from Word, and paste into a graphics program.  Then save them each as a separate gif or jpg file.  You should be able to do this using Microsoft Paint if you don't have another graphics program.\n\n- Rich
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U can open the picture in MSpaint and select save as and select the file type as jpeg and save it.\n\nOr Download irfanview from www.irfanview.com and then use it coverting the picture.
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Try to open the file in Microsoft Photo Editor. Then choose Image/Resize. In the dialogue box choose the size you want then click OK. Then Save the document.
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Adobe Acrobat is the best way to create pdf from MS Word document, but I am not sure it is able to convert TO MS Word document format. It just isn’t its purpose. \nAdobe Photoshop is just great graphic editor and can in advantage generate documents in portable document format. But it isn’t word processor at all. Does one really think, Photoshop is the best way to create doc-files? And it is even good word processor, ‘so can keep spaces between line… You can, however, to import pdf in Photoshop and create some graphic format – psd, png, eps, even jpeg…\nI can suggest two options:\n- "Pdf to Doc converter": see (on download) it on  http://www.solidpdf.com/pdf/_to_doc_converter/37\n- "ePrint File Converter Software" - it support 150 document and image formats and you can download it from - http://www.eprintdriver.com/ePrintFileConverter.html\n\nOne more important thing – both of this applications are not free. You can, however, to download trail version. \nI hope at least tool will be useful for you.
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Save your microsoft word file with all the pictures and text as a web page. Try going to File and then save as a web page. If that is not available, you need a newer microsoft word. Once you save it, open it using notepad. This will allow you to view the code. If you copy the code to myspace and you can't see the picure, you have to post the picture(s) onto a weberver, on the internet, go back to Word and switch the picture with the one you just uploaded to the internet, save it as a web page, read the code, and recopy the code onto myspace. This should allow you to post a word document with (a) picture(s).
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If the camera plugs into your USB drive just follow these steps.\n1. Plug the camera in.\n2. Open your my computer and double click on your camera.\n3. Drag the pictures you want on to your desktop.\n4. Double click on the pictures.\n5. Then just click file and then print.\n\nIf you want to arrange them on the sheet of paper you can use microsoft word.  However, I would use the help feature on word to see if you can build a photo album.  Also check to see if any software came with your camera.  Good luck.
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Go to Microsoft Office -> Office Tools -> Picture Manager.\nYou may find them stored in a file there.
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right click the image and click  "save picture as.." select a folder and a name for the image and you are all done :-)
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save then all in one file (like copy/paste them all into paint and organize them how you want it to look) save as a jpeg.
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Copy your Word Art image and then paste it into Paint.  From there, do a "Save As" and select JPEG to save it as a JPEG file.\nhttp://www.niles-hs.k12.il.us/joebre/gg/\n\n"Copy the finished text to another program (like Paint) to isolate it as a GIF or JPEG graphic."