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Hello Davy,<br />
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Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 allows conversion to jpeg and tiff. &nbsp;Not sure about version prior to this.<br />
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You could either cut and past your word content into powerpoint and save type as image in either jpeg or tiff, etc.<br />
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I would prefer to print screen from word and paste into powerpoint as it allows for picture formating and eliminate distortion from original word formating.<br />
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Whatever suits. &nbsp;Hope this helps.<br />
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Regards - Emms
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Hello Davy,

Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 allows conversion to jpeg and tiff.  Not sure about version prior to this.

You could either cut and past your word content into powerpoint and save type as image in either jpeg or tiff, etc.

I would prefer to print screen from word and paste into powerpoint as it allows for picture formating and eliminate distortion from original word formating.

Whatever suits.  Hope this helps.

Regards - Emms

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What kind of answer are u expecting??<br />
and why did you give grade C to my answer??
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What kind of answer are u expecting??
and why did you give grade C to my answer??

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I am unable to see this printer listed and I have Office XP. I even tried uninstalling and reinstalling it and it still does not appear. What am I doing wrong.
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I am unable to see this printer listed and I have Office XP. I even tried uninstalling and reinstalling it and it still does not appear. What am I doing wrong.

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Hello,<br />
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I would like to know if their is a way to convert a word document to a tiff/jpeg without using a printer-conversion driver. (I don't want to install a printer driver on each work station)<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Davy.
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Hello,


I would like to know if their is a way to convert a word document to a tiff/jpeg without using a printer-conversion driver. (I don't want to install a printer driver on each work station)


Thanks


Davy.

How converting word documents to tiff/jpeg without a printer conversion driver?

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