How can I change bitmap files into .jpg format?
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Reeeeaaaaaaaaaallllllllll easy. Just open your image in Microsoft "paint". Then under "file", click "save as". At the bottom left it will say "save as type". Click the down facing arrow at the right side of the small "save as type" window and click on JPEG. Then click "ok". It's that easy.
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<100 kilobytes file size for jpg format.\nOpen the pic by double click it, on Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, then press "ctrl" and "E" for editing\nwhen Paint program open, go to image, then press "ctrl" and "E" again, for attributes of pic to adjust.\n2nd line of it show the size in bytes (1 kb = 1000 bytes), change the dimensions below varies this number\nSay if your pic is 800x600 pixels, you need to keep the width height ratio when you reduce the size, reduce it to 1/4 will get you 200x150pixel.\nclick ok and save it to finalize the size.
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Right click on the image, choose to open it in "Paint".\n\nIn Paint, choose File, then Save as...\n\nOn the bottom of the little window that comes up you can choose what format (extension) to save it in. Choose .JPG.\n\nRepeat for each picture.\n\nThere are programs that do them in batches (many at a time) but  that's a different set of instructions.
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Picasa...free jpeg format software download from Google.\nWalmart.com Photo Center
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Open the file on an image editing software (Photoshop would be most appropiate). Now press Save As and save it into the type you would like it to be.
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Get Irfanview. It's free & does a great job.\n\nYou can get it here - http://www.download.com/IrfanView/3000-2192_4-10491149.html?tag=lst-0-1\n\nIt wll also let you reduce the file size of pictures & converts between all formats.
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if u r using windows open your tif file in paint then choose save as there is a drop down menu that will alow u to pick a file type and save it as gif or jpeg etc.
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The most compatible and compact format is .JPG.  However, I don't what quality it's saving the .JPG (.JPG format is compressed) at or if you can change it.  If you want a high quality picture (at the cost of more disk space), use .BMP.  .JPG should be fine, though.
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Bin is not a picture format.  I'll assume you meant Bitmap (bmp).  You can use Microsoft Paint to load the BMP and then do a "save as..." and select JPG as the file type.
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*If you have any photo program you should be able to export to another file.\n*You can try to use Paint and save as. Then at that point you will have to put the file name "example.bmp" to "example.jpg". \nEither one should work.
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The file size of the images depends ot the format. For example a bitmap mage (.bmp) is a very large file, but the same image converted into a .jpf format is much smaller (of course the quality is slightly lower). You can also use .gif which is the best for web sites. Simply load the image in MS Paint, select File-> Save As an from the drop-down menu choose the format you want and the press OK.
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Follow these steps\n\n- Start -> My Computer\n- In the menu bar click Tools-> folder options...\n- Click the tab "File types" and look for the extension "jpeg".\n- Click "change"\n- In the program list, look for "Photoshop" and double click on it. If it's not there you have to look for it using "Browse."\n- You probably want to do the same for extensions "jpg" and "jpe" as well\n\n\nThat's it :)
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save then all in one file (like copy/paste them all into paint and organize them how you want it to look) save as a jpeg.
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right click and "save as" a .jpg file.
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they are the same file format, so you should just be able to do a simple rename of the file from myFileName.jpg to myFileName.jpeg
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Easiest way is to right click on the photo from your CD or desktop and drag down to "properties".  This will tell you what kind of file it is.\n\nIf it is a .tif, a .gif. or a .btmp, you will need photosoftware, such as MAcromedia fireworks or Adobe Photoshop to convert to .jpg format.
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when you are saving the file, there should be an option to designate what type of file you want it to be . . . make sure you select "jpeg".