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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / January 2008How do I save home web page as a jpeg image?
I want to make a directory of my web sites and use the home page as an image file. How do I do this?  SignatureOkie Dokie If your Home page isn't any longer than what is displayed on your monitor you can push the Print key which will save the image in memory. You than can paste it into your Publisher work area. If your Home page is of greater length than your monitor you will need a program like SnagIt. Another option would be send an email to me with the website address and I'll create an image of your website Home page in any format and size you prefer. I have SnagIt. I'm at, dschmidt AT pacifier DOT com SignatureDon Vancouver, USA >I want to make a directory of my web sites and use the home page as an >image > file. How do I do this? Thank you so much for your help as I do not own SnagIt. Here is my web business directory: www.hillcountrywebdev.com SignatureOkie Dokie > If your Home page isn't any longer than what is displayed on your monitor > you can push the Print key which will save the image in memory. You than [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > >image > > file. How do I do this? Open the Pub file in 2003 or 2007, and File, Save as an image? DavidF >I want to make a directory of my web sites and use the home page as an >image > file. How do I do this? The options for saving a web page does not offer an image file. SignatureOkie Dokie > Open the Pub file in 2003 or 2007, and File, Save as an image? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >image > > file. How do I do this? Sometimes it helps to be a bit more specific. My crystal ball doesn't always work. Follow Don's advice...buy SnagIt. DavidF > The options for saving a web page does not offer an image file. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> >image >> > file. How do I do this? Luigi from Bergamo, Italy; his great grandson provided O. D. a SnagIt jpg pix of website via private email. <G> Don > Sometimes it helps to be a bit more specific. My crystal ball doesn't > always work. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >>> >image >>> > file. How do I do this? |
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