HTML to .jpeg?

8/25/04

[pabianice]

Can some Freeper point me to a resource or software that converts HTML pictures to .jpegs? Thanks.

[TheZMan]

I'm not really sure what you're asking for. Elaborate ?

[Shryke]

I don't think HTML is a picture format. JPEG and GIFs and whatnot are linked into HTML though.

[MarkeyD]

In Internet Explorer I can right click on photos and save them. Or are you talking about a screen shot?

[Joe Republc]

You can make an image out of ANYTHING you see on your computer monitor via SnagIt. I've worked for a number of IT depts that use it, it's fast and easy.

Hope this helps,

-- Joe

[BrooklynGOP]

You need to do a screen capture. Directions.

[FredWolfe]

No such thing as .html pictures. If you want a picture of a website, just press the print screen button, open up paint, and then paste.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

20/20 Screen Capture Freeware

[atomicpossum]

HTML is the markup language that assembles web pages.

JPG (or JPEG) is a graphical file format.

If you want to get an HTML page as a graphical file, you need to do what's called a 'screen capture.' Get a program that will make an image snapshot of your computer screen.

[QQQQQ]

Righclick on the picture and select 'save as'.

[martin_fierro]

This should be in breaking news.

[w1andsodidwe]

Hit you print screen key and the paste into paint and save a .jpg.

[ChadGore]

ALT - Print screen - Open PAINT.EXE - Select EDIT - PASTE Then FILE - SAVE AS

Or try snagit.com

[elfman2]

"This should be in breaking news."

I’ve seen worse there.

[visagoth]

I’ve seen worse there.

Are you series? That would be hugh!

[Red Badger]

Windows......

[LowOiL]

Turbosnap... It is free and does a great job.

[Chad Fairbanks]

I recommend getting visual Studio .NET 2005 Beta 1, and write a program to do just that. ;0)

[LowOiL]

Turbosnap

http://www.relaxingsoftware.com/Snapshot/snapshot.htm

[SheLion]

You can make an image out of ANYTHING you see on your computer monitor via SnagIt. I've worked for a number of IT depts that use it, it's fast and easy.

But you have to load it onto a site like Host File for your image to show up on FR.

The image won't show up just from a folder on your hard drive.  You have to have a site to load your images.  When you want to use an image on FR, it's called "remote loading." Tripod and GeoCities no long allow remote loading.

For instance:  I am with Host File.  When I use an image on FR, I have to do this:

<img src=http://www.hostfile.com/home/darlene/

Then after the last slash, I type in the name of the image.

Hope this helps.