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  1. 17th Oct 2004 20:08 #1
    glockman9
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    I did a search but couldn't really find the answer so hopefully someone might have an answer. When I do a capture the resluting file is saved as a BMP and I couldn't find anywhere in the setup to be able to save as a JPG. Is there a option I am missing or it just can't be done?

    Thanks in advance for any help.
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  2. 17th Oct 2004 20:26 #2
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    Click on the middle bottom button and you can switch from bmp to jpeg.

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  3. 17th Oct 2004 20:56 #3
    glockman9
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    Thanks Bodyslide for the quick reply but I guess I may have to look at a newer version as mine doesn't have this fearture.. I am at work at the moment but from memory I think I have Ver.4.

    Thanks again
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    I have the newest version 6.0.
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  5. 17th Oct 2004 21:57 #5
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    Just downloaded v6 trial version and will take the upgrade.

    Thanks again for your help.
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    just change the file extension to .jpg
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    Originally Posted by ButchX
    just change the file extension to .jpg
    Well, that doesn't actually convert it though, does it? One simple way of converting, however, is to open a .BMP in Paint, then Save As a .JPG.
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  8. 18th Oct 2004 19:07 #8
    glockman9
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    p_l.. Started doing that but was looking for something less time consuming Guess I take too many captures....
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    I'm sure if you go to http://www.download.com/, you can find some kind of batch conversion utility, for example among these.

    A lot of people like IrfanView, and it's free.
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  10. 19th Oct 2004 00:50 #10
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    Will check that out.. Thanks for heads up!!
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