How do I convert pictures to jpeg and not get a black background? RonDotSWFL 28.09.2006 03:30:01 When I create an oject or picture by grouping text and other imported jpg files, I cannot then save that as it's own file. How does one do that in Word?? I tried it in Power Point and it changed the background to black once it was converted and viewed in the folder or other software. Thanks

Re: How do I convert pictures to jpeg and not get a black background? "CyberTaz" <typegeneraltaz1ATcomcastdotnet> 28.09.2006 16:58:49 Best solution - do your creative artwork in a program designed for editing graphics, *not* in a word processing program. Neither Word nor PPT can save in graphics formats, just like Photoshop can't save its work as a text file. Others will offer some workarounds, but there is no guarantee how the results will turn out. -- Regards |:>) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac "RonDotSWFL" <RonDotSWFL[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AF7038F4-518F-4AF2-AFE0-70A8B2B326BC[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > When I create an oject or picture by grouping text and other imported jpg > files, I cannot then save that as it's own file. How does one do that in > Word?? I tried it in Power Point and it changed the background to black > once > it was converted and viewed in the folder or other software. Thanks

Re: How do I convert pictures to jpeg and not get a black backgrou RonDotSWFL 28.09.2006 17:25:02 OK...all Micros Soft Provides in the basic package is Paint...which is probably THE worst imaging software. Any suggestions for the best software that isn't too expensive? Any free downloads online? Thanks! -- RonDot Media Media Consulting, Web Design "CyberTaz" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Best solution - do your creative artwork in a program designed for editing > graphics, *not* in a word processing program. Neither Word nor PPT can save > in graphics formats, just like Photoshop can't save its work as a text file. > > Others will offer some workarounds, but there is no guarantee how the > results will turn out. > -- > Regards |:>) > Bob Jones > [MVP] Office:Mac > > "RonDotSWFL" <RonDotSWFL[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:AF7038F4-518F-4AF2-AFE0-70A8B2B326BC[ at ]microsoft.com... > > When I create an oject or picture by grouping text and other imported jpg > > files, I cannot then save that as it's own file. How does one do that in > > Word?? I tried it in Power Point and it changed the background to black > > once > > it was converted and viewed in the folder or other software. Thanks > > >

Re: How do I convert pictures to jpeg and not get a black backgrou "Suzanne S. Barnhill" <sbarnhill[ at ]mvps.org> 28.09.2006 18:40:58 Microsoft PhotoEditor comes with some versions of Office, and it can save in graphic formats. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "RonDotSWFL" <RonDotSWFL[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B5A1F226-9578-49F6-A9D0-2C152AE0E0F5[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > OK...all Micros Soft Provides in the basic package is Paint...which is > probably THE worst imaging software. Any suggestions for the best software > that isn't too expensive? Any free downloads online? Thanks! > -- > RonDot Media > Media Consulting, Web Design > > > "CyberTaz" wrote: > > > Best solution - do your creative artwork in a program designed for editing > > graphics, *not* in a word processing program. Neither Word nor PPT can save > > in graphics formats, just like Photoshop can't save its work as a text file. > > > > Others will offer some workarounds, but there is no guarantee how the > > results will turn out. > > -- > > Regards |:>) > > Bob Jones > > [MVP] Office:Mac > > > > "RonDotSWFL" <RonDotSWFL[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:AF7038F4-518F-4AF2-AFE0-70A8B2B326BC[ at ]microsoft.com... > > > When I create an oject or picture by grouping text and other imported jpg > > > files, I cannot then save that as it's own file. How does one do that in > > > Word?? I tried it in Power Point and it changed the background to black > > > once > > > it was converted and viewed in the folder or other software. Thanks > > > > > >