Re: Procedure to convert MS Word to JPG

Robersabel <Robert> wrote:

I appreciate you response. I did not intend to go deep in the subject, but
it looks like I must in order to learn how to convert MS Word to one of the
files listed in order to produce an URL.
Valid file types for URL: gif, jpg, jpeg, png, bmp, swf

To produce a URL? What are you really trying to do?

A URL is simply an address in a form that a browser can use. It
contains (sometimes by default) the protocol to use, the domain to
connect to, and a path to the document or resource to be retrieved.
That resource can be an HTML file, an image file (with any of the
extensions you've listed), an audio or video or any other kind of file
you can imagine. Or a request for the server to run a program or
access a database and return a file. "http://www.microsoft.com"; is a
URL. If you type it into your browser, the browser will retrieve an
HTML file which will tell it to retrieve a style***, several images,
maybe some other things.

If you want to distribute a word document, you could simply distribute
it in that format, or convert it to HTML or PDF. Converting it to an
image would about the worst possible way to distribute it.

If you tell us what you're trying to accomplish, we might be able to
suggest ways to accomplish it.

--
Tim Slattery
MS MVP(DTS)
Slattery_T@xxxxxxx
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