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Converting bitmap to jpeg



sarahgriffin
Ireland

Converting bitmap to jpeg
 
hi there

I downloaded HelenMk s tutorial on improving worksheets and I must say its great, but when it comes to technology, Im terrible.

Im trying to convert what I think are bitmap images(google images) to jpeg images.  I have to open my paint application but dont know what that is or if I have one.  Can someone help me out with it?  Im using microsoft 2003

thank you so much!!

18 Jan 2009      





gabitza
Romania

jUST CLICK THE �START� BUTTON, then �All programmes�, then �Accessories�, and there it is! It must be there!

18 Jan 2009     



sarahgriffin
Ireland

Thanks!!

How do I know if the images are bitmap.  I dont think they are but they are huge!!

9 pictures are 650kb!!

18 Jan 2009     



gabitza
Romania

I can�t help you with that. So soryy!
Try to arrange your pic on a page in Word and then press PrtSc (print screen) on your keyboard. Then go to Paint and in the �Edit� button press �paste�. Select the area you want, cut & paste back to word.
Maybe that helps!
 

18 Jan 2009     



Helen McK
Ireland

To check if an image is in bitmap format:

Right click the image file. > Click Properties. > Information included on the displayed page includes the file type. From here, you will be able to see clearly whether  the image is a bitmap or not.
 
Bitmaps occupy far more space than jpegs.  I would advise you to convert all bitmaps to jpeg format before using them in your documents.
 
Good luck with your worksheets! Smile
 
Helen

18 Jan 2009     



Logos
Malaysia

Hi there, I have a tutorial that addresses this problem directly http://www.eslprintables.com/printable.asp?id=107849#thetop 

18 Jan 2009     



alien boy
Japan

If you�re images are not photographic and don�t contain complex colours you may also want to consider changing it from bitmap to .gif format. This can have a significant impact on the amount of memory an image uses.

e.g
This is a .jpg This is a .gif

The .gif image is almost 1/3 smaller in file size than the .jpg.

Cheers,
ab

18 Jan 2009     



Im Lety
Mexico

Thats correct Bryce...
I always try to use GIF images...They look the same and I can modify the size on my document with any distorted  problems...

18 Jan 2009     



alien boy
Japan

I also suspect it may be one of The Frog�s secrets - but I haven�t checked....

18 Jan 2009     



cheezels
New Zealand

to alien boy


HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Having some vegemite on toast right now!

(have a huge jar that I need to make last as long as possible!)

:-)

18 Jan 2009     



alien boy
Japan

Just thought I�d sharethe deliciousness that is Cheezels - straight from the showbag to the world!

I�ll be having home made kiwi fruit jam on my toast this morning. Vegemite tomorrow!

18 Jan 2009