Forum Home
Press F1
Thread ID: 20136	2002-05-30 05:29:00	Web Page construction	Guest (0)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
51542	2002-05-30 05:29:00	I wish to transfer a page from MS Word which contains a clip art file of a NZ map and has got indicators to various places in NZ by typing in Word and inserting lines and arrow heads to the places. Is there any way I can transfer this file without having to scan it?	Guest (0)
51543	2002-05-30 06:13:00	Your post is very vague and doesn't really make sense, especially considering the title.. If you're actually wanting to use a picture (clipart as you say) for a webpage map of sorts, I'd recommend downloading a graphic editor like paintshop pro (www.jasc.com) and then adding rollovers. If this isn't what you're looking for, then could you be a bit more specific.	Guest (0)
51544	2002-05-30 06:20:00	With Word open and the document fully on the screen, press 'PrtScn' Then open MS Paint and paste. Agree to the messages. Save as a tif file for linking to the webpage.	Guest (0)
51545	2002-05-30 08:38:00	Um, you can choose save as either .rtf or .html Html gives you the page as a webpage, complete with an images which by memory are kept in the same folder as the .html document is saved in NEVER use a .tif image on the web, these are great for printing, but only good on the web if you are sure that your page is going to be viewed by people who don't mind waiting 2 days for the page to load. Use '.jpg''s or if there are few colors in the image, use '.gif''s	Guest (0)
51546	2002-05-30 10:48:00	Whoops - it should have read save as a bmp file, open using Photo Editor (part of the Office suite) and save as a gif file.	Guest (0)
1