mspaint that can save as jpg & gif files

[ComeMon!]

Hi,

I found my windows 98, ME & 2000 installation came with mspaint.exe
which could only save file as .bmp or .dib. But I knew the XP version
of mspaint could save image file as .jpg & .gif. Is there any mspaint
that can run under windows 98, ME & 2000 which can save image files as
..jpg & .gif ? Because I don't have XP on hands.

 

[Anthony Giorgianni]

Yes, MSPaint sure can save as jpeg and gif under Win 98. But I think you
need the proper converters. They come with MS Office. I am not sure if you
can get them elsewhere. Someone else may know.

Good luck.


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[Nestor]

Not sure about mspaint.exe, but this is a free program
that can convert any picture format, .jpg, .gif, to
another format such as .bmp and vice-versa. Check it out
here:

http://www.irfanview.com/

Hope this helps.

 

[MaryQuiteContrary]

Imageforge is a free paint program that might do the trick
http://www.cursorarts.com/ca_ai.html . Irfanview isn't really a paint
program but I love it.

 

[Tony Talmage]

As Anthony said, you must need the proper converters. I am on Win2000Pro, and without actually aiming to accomplish this particular feat, somehow my MSPaint can save as .jpg, .gif, etc. I do have Office2000 installed, so maybe that's what made the difference.

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Hi,

I found my windows 98, ME & 2000 installation came with mspaint.exe
which could only save file as .bmp or .dib. But I knew the XP version
of mspaint could save image file as .jpg & .gif. Is there any mspaint
that can run under windows 98, ME & 2000 which can save image files as
.jpg & .gif ? Because I don't have XP on hands.

 

[JAD]

lets verify WHAT office versions we are talking about...Office 97 does not supply those filters...and seeing how that version is
most likely the one that is installed on older oS's i would say, most people will not have those save options.....I will check my
install CD of office 97 and see if they were left off on the last install.

 

[Rick Chauvin]

Hi,

I found my windows 98, ME & 2000 installation came with mspaint.exe
which could only save file as .bmp or .dib. But I knew the XP version
of mspaint could save image file as .jpg & .gif. Is there any mspaint
that can run under windows 98, ME & 2000 which can save image files as
.jpg & .gif ? Because I don't have XP on hands.

Yes absolutely!
...and you do not need any Office software installed to do so, and instead
you could just make a few simple adjustments.
Read how to do it here:
http://www.geocities.com/one_human/advanced.html#mspaint_fix
Scroll to #6

Rick

 

[Elly Byrne]

Get Irfanview. That will solve all graphics problems.
www.irfanview.con

Hi,

I found my windows 98, ME & 2000 installation came with mspaint.exe
which could only save file as .bmp or .dib. But I knew the XP version
of mspaint could save image file as .jpg & .gif. Is there any mspaint
that can run under windows 98, ME & 2000 which can save image files as
.jpg & .gif ? Because I don't have XP on hands.

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[dcdon]

Little off topic
but
Irfanview is a great litle program that I use in place of paint, and the basic one
is freeware
http://www.irfanview.com/
Check it out...

don
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message Yes, MSPaint sure can save as jpeg and gif under Win 98. But I think you
need the proper converters. They come with MS Office. I am not sure if you
can get them elsewhere. Someone else may know.

Good luck.


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[Anthony Giorgianni]

Irfanview is a spectacular program and a great replacement for paint as an
image viewer.

But I think MSPaint is the most underrated Win program. It is perfect for
doing things like stitching together jpegs and other images, including scans
and faxes. As a journalist, I use it all the time to makes repairs in
scanned stories. You can easily repair even part of a single character.
Missing part of the letter "a", for example? Just copy it from elsewhere in
the document and replace. For such purposes, I like using it better than
more sophisticated imagine software, such as Photo Shop or the Gimp or Adobe
Photodeluxe. It is very simple. It also is great to use in conjunction with
PrintScreen to move things between applications and tweak them along the
way.



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[Rick Chauvin]

Irfanview is a spectacular program and a great replacement for paint as
an image viewer.

But I think MSPaint is the most underrated Win program. It is perfect for

Absolutely I agree.. ..love it, and use it all the time!
It's so simple and quick to use!

See my post below with info how to make it do what you want.

Rick

 

[Lord Possum]

Irfanview is a spectacular program and a great replacement for paint as an
image viewer.

=========================================================

Let us not forget the (superior to MSPaint) program called QV. QuickView
may as well have been titled QuickPaint, for it is a GREAT replacement for
MSPaint and works in all Win9x environments to support .JPG

 

[George \(Bindar Dundat\)]

Perhaps you should take the time to sit back, relax and read all about Quick
View again. Pay particular attention to anything that relates to editing.

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|
| "Anthony Giorgianni" <[email protected]>
| wrote in message | > Irfanview is a spectacular program and a great replacement for paint as an
| > image viewer.
| =========================================================
|
| Let us not forget the (superior to MSPaint) program called QV. QuickView
| may as well have been titled QuickPaint, for it is a GREAT replacement for
| MSPaint and works in all Win9x environments to support .JPG
|
|

 

[Lord Possum]

Perhaps you should take the time to sit back, relax and read all about Quick
View again. Pay particular attention to anything that relates to editing.

========================================================

OK ... sat back, relaxed, and read everything available about my copy
of QuickView (QV). Just what was it you couldn't comprehend? Here I
sit (still) while drawing horns and boobs on sample .JPG pictures. Was
MSPaint supposed to do more? You need to elaborate somewhat more.

 

[George \(Bindar Dundat\)]

No you seem to have caught it now. Quick View is incapable of any direct
editing. It passes editing responsibility off to the appropriate program. In
your case that program was MSPaint which will have the same limitations as it
would had you opened it directly in MSPaint. If the proper filters are not
installed on the system then it doesn't matter how you open the graphic, you
still will be limited to the formats normally available on your system. QV has
nothing to do with that.

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It may even be wrong!
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2000/XP http://aumha.org/win5/a/tshoot.htm
|
| | > Perhaps you should take the time to sit back, relax and read all about
| Quick
| > View again. Pay particular attention to anything that relates to editing.
| ========================================================
|
| OK ... sat back, relaxed, and read everything available about my copy
| of QuickView (QV). Just what was it you couldn't comprehend? Here I
| sit (still) while drawing horns and boobs on sample .JPG pictures. Was
| MSPaint supposed to do more? You need to elaborate somewhat more.
|
|

 

[cquirke (MVP Win9x)]

On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 11:47:49 -0400, "Anthony Giorgianni"

But I think MSPaint is the most underrated Win program.

It's brilliant for this alone:

1) Press PrintScreen (or Alt+PrintScreen)
2) Run Paint
3) Edit menu, Paste

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[Harvey Cohen]

I have Office 97 installed and my version of paint can save to .jpg just
fine using the pull down menu.

lets verify WHAT office versions we are talking about...Office 97 does not

supply those filters...and seeing how that version is

most likely the one that is installed on older oS's i would say, most

people will not have those save options.....I will check my

 

[JAD]

so there ya have it...it has nothing to do with office(earlier versions anyway). not a problem as the reg fix posted earlier took
care of that.

 

[ComeMon!]

I have Office 97 installed and my version of paint can save to .jpg just
fine using the pull down menu.

What application's pull down menu ?

 

[ComeMon!]

so there ya have it...it has nothing to do with office(earlier versions anyway). not a problem as the reg fix posted earlier took
care of that.

Sorry I get loss ! What 'reg fix' you refer ?