PDF to JPEG conversion

[gregory]

Got it!

Thanks though

Greg

 

[Ignacio]

For one or a small number I use PrintScreen, paste to Paintbrush, and save as a .jpg file.

 

[gregory]

Thanks Ignacio,

Found out you can do the same thing by using the "snipping tool"

Greg

 

[Bounce]

Photoshop

LibreOffice

Gimp

 

[RadioHowie]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Linux Geek!!!!

 

[Ignacio]

Found out you can do the same thing by using the "snipping tool"

You didn't specify OS so I assumed pre-Windows 7. Snipping tool would be slightly better.

 

[mcatrophy]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Linux Geek!!!!

Or Unix (à la iMac

)

 

[Bounce]

Hee.

Gimp's free and has Mac, Unix-like and Windows versions.

Much easier just to open the PDF in Preview and Save-As into JPG. (If we're talking Mac, that is).

 

[RadioHowie]

Hee.
Gimp's free and has Mac, Unix-like and Windows versions.

Much easier just to open the PDF in Preview and Save-As into JPG. (If we're talking Mac, that is).

Good-to-know...

The "LibreOffice" and "Gimp" screamed Linux to me.

 

[Bounce]

I started using both long before switching to Mac. Why pay those prices for the functions you never use? Now M$ only rents it's office automation software so it's worse still while they make Ribbon Bars more incomprehensible.

 

[RadioHowie]

I started using both long before switching to Mac. Why pay those prices for the functions you never use? Now M$ only rents it's office automation software so it's worse still while they make Ribbon Bars more incomprehensible.

Oh my gawd, ain''t it the truth! I "rolled back" to Office 2003 because of that damnable Ribbon Bar!

 

[bluesdog]

Debian GNU for years until I bought a macbook. I learned a lot along the way, and can still use the CLI.

(I use both GIMP and LIbreoffice on the mac)

BTW, the 'Preview' application in OS X easily converts PDF to JPG or vice-versa.