Open Paint Shop Pro, Click File > New , then Edit > Paste. See if you can get the image in PSP that way, and let us know how it goes
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Convert wordart to jpeg
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Convert wordart to jpeg
by adw223 » Thu Mar 17, 2005 5:47 am
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by Lynn Terry » Thu Mar 17, 2005 10:18 am
You can download the . Once you get that installed, open your Word document, click the "Prt Scr" button on your keyword (to "print screen").
Open Paint Shop Pro, Click File > New , then Edit > Paste. See if you can get the image in PSP that way, and let us know how it goes
Open Paint Shop Pro, Click File > New , then Edit > Paste. See if you can get the image in PSP that way, and let us know how it goes
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by vmti2003 » Mon Sep 18, 2006 12:23 pm
Christy's advise is the way to go - snapshot the logo and edit it in your image editor. If you do not have a snapshot utility, do the following.
1. Open your Word file with the logo
2. Press the Alt/Prt Scrn keys together (Scrn key is located near funtion keys at the top of your keyboard.
3. Open your image editor and open a New blank window.
4. Edit/Paste the snapshot into your editor.
5. Use the cropping tool to trim away the excess image around your logo.
6. Save it.
PS Turn off your paragraph marks in Word, or the dots and paragragh marks will copy over and you'll have to edit them out.
1. Open your Word file with the logo
2. Press the Alt/Prt Scrn keys together (Scrn key is located near funtion keys at the top of your keyboard.
3. Open your image editor and open a New blank window.
4. Edit/Paste the snapshot into your editor.
5. Use the cropping tool to trim away the excess image around your logo.
6. Save it.
PS Turn off your paragraph marks in Word, or the dots and paragragh marks will copy over and you'll have to edit them out.
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