I am creating JPEG images from each page in a publication. Occasionally I
need to make slight changes to several graphics and save them again. I have
worked out in my mind and on paper (word document really) how I want it to
function, but I don't really know how to get started. How do you tell
Publisher to Save a page As JPEG? Then how do you go to the next page? I
plan to use text in a table on each page as the source text for the filenames
so that will not be a problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cory
OK, I have started working on it, and so far I am using a Do Until statment
to do until i > Total Number of Pages. Only thing is, I can't find that
property in the document. Anyone know what it is called or where i can find
it?
Also, How does one specify in the Save As Dialog the Default File Type
(alternately if I save as "ABC123.jpg" is it going to save the file as a
publisher file with .jpg extension?)
Cory
> I am creating JPEG images from each page in a publication. Occasionally I
> need to make slight changes to several graphics and save them again. I have
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> Cory
Ed Bennett - 29 Jan 2007 23:33 GMT
> OK, I have started working on it, and so far I am using a Do Until statment
> to do until i > Total Number of Pages. Only thing is, I can't find that
> property in the document. Anyone know what it is called or where i can find
> it?
[Document].Pages.Count
> Also, How does one specify in the Save As Dialog the Default File Type
> (alternately if I save as "ABC123.jpg" is it going to save the file as a
> publisher file with .jpg extension?)
IIRC, Publisher automatically works out the filetype based on the
extension you supply. (Easy enough to test.)

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