Besides using paint and saving it as a JPEG or BMP. Is there an easier way?
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ACDSee is good for bulk conversions if you want to convert multiple files at once. I know Paint Shop Pro used to do bulk conversions too but I haven't seen recent versions. If it doesn't it will at least let you save as a different file type.
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Save the image that you want to use as a texture in .bmp format in either C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Jasc Software Inc&#92;Paint Shop Pro 9&#92;Textures&#92; or in My Documents&#92;My PSP Files&#92;Textures.  \n\nYou might have to convert the image to greyscale before you save it (I've only worked with greyscale textures).  This can be done by selecting the Greyscale item from the Image menu _before_ saving to one of the texture folders.
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taken from the internet?\n\nsave it as bitmap first to ur desktop... then from your pc, open with it with another progam, (adobe, paint) then 'save as' to format you want.
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Save them onto your hard drive then open them in paint and save as name.jpg
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There is almost no way to do that unless it's TINY! If you make it any larger the quality would make it unreadable. Your best bet is a GIF image with extremely low compression and tiny size (20 x 20 pixels).
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try opening the picture with paint, and then saving it as jpg or bmp. hope this helps.
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You could do as suggested with Disk Utility as well.  Try making it into a Sparce Image.
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First open up your photo editor program on your computer. Then select to get the photo from the scanner. When it has scanned, go to 'Save As' and choose jpeg.\n\nIf you don't have a good photo editor program, I've included a link where you can download PhotoPlus for free. It even includes an image optimizer which will show you how much space on your hard drive it will take to save a picture at each quality level.
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just about any graphics image program that can save in Gif Format will do this. You might try irfanview as it is free. Heck even the paint bundled with windows will save gif format.
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i don't know if there is an automated method for it...\n\nRight click the layer you want to save as a jpeg\n\nChoose duplicate layer.\n\nUnder the destination section set the document to "new"\ntype in a name and click ok.\n\nThis will move the layer keeping the dimensions and formatting.\n\nYou can save this new image as a jpeg\n\nIf you want to get rid of all the formatting then you can use CTRL+A to select your whole image.\nSelect a layer\nGo to Edit: copy\nthen File: new (just click ok when the dialog comes up)\nThen Edit: Paste
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If you have Windows XP, simply open Microsoft Paint (Start - All Programs - Accessories - Paint) open the .bmp and then do File - Save As and choose .jpeg instead of the default .bmp.
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Make them with Microsoft Visio. It's soo easy. I believe you can get a free trial on the internet.
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be looking at the picture and press the print screen button on your keyboard. now open mspaint (start > run...> mspaint) and click on paste, there you go the whole screen is a picture, now fix it how you want and just go to file save as bmp
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Hit the PrtScrn button on your keyboad then open up paint and hit ctrl-v the image will be pasted into paint. Then select save and save.
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Get GIMP at http://www.gimp.org/windows/\n\nIt's free and is as good or better than the expensive PhotoShop by Adobe.\n\nGood luck.
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Check out Paint.NET (http://www.getpaint.net/), it's a great alternative to Adobe Photoshop and it's free.\n\nThere is no real way to do layers in standard Paint.
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Make sure you save it in .jpeg or .gif.  Bring the picture up in paint and "save as."\n\nGood Luck