How do I change all my pictures to jpeg I have HP image zone?
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Good day. Use windows Paints. Go to windows Paints and open the picture there. Then click file on d above and then "save as" chooze yur destination and u will see "save as type" and chooze jpeg. Laterz.
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http://www.myimager.com/\n\nmight be able to, it's an online thing so you just upload the pic and edit it, nothing to download. Optimizing is one of the choices.
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well on the resizing, go to your HP image zone and click on resize over on the left and then click like web page size... i dont know about changing the kind of file it is....
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Save them onto your hard drive then open them in paint and save as name.jpg
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I'm sure you have graphics programs on your PC. Look for paintbrush.\n\nLoad paintbrush, open one of your pictures, select File, Save As and save it as a 'jpg' file format (pick a different name or you'll lose your original picture). Keep doing that for all your pictures.\n\nJust make sure you make backups of the pics first.\n\nIf you use jpg for the output, they'll typically (using default settings) be reduced down to a 10th of their size (750k would be 75k for example).
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Adobe Potoshop/ImageReady\nRate: 6
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You need a converter.\n\nThere are freeware and retail. You have to check online for the files you wish t o convert,
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Control Panel&#92;Desktop&#92;Wallpaper is the key you want, specify the image file there.
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You can even do this in Windows paint program.  Open the BMP file in your chosen photo editing software.  Then just hit "Save As" and set the extension (by way of the drop-down box) to JPEG or JPG.  Some "bigger" photo editing packages may want you to "Export" to this format.  Both of these options are available through the FILE button at the top left corner of the application window.
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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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just renaming the file will not work, whoever said that was mistaken. I would recommend downloading IrfanView It is a very simple small free program available at irfanview.com.\n\nOnce you have installed the irfanview program, you can simply open the picture you want to change in irfanview, You will see the picture show up in the program, (normally its just a black box to begin with), Then you only have to click File>Save As, and in the Save As box, Towards the bottom you will see the option for "Save As Type" Simply click the drop down arrow, and select JPG - JPEG Files Click save and your done..
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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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go to google and type convert jpg to smp
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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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try this one first\nLocal>Disk>From Image\n\n:> peace
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am a graphic artist, am using photoshop everyday,, first you need to know your current screen resolution... if 800x600 make your image in Photoshops 800 PIXEL by 600 PIXEL.. Then goto FILE --> SAVE FOR WEB --> SAVE AS JPEG... after you save as JPEG, goto your WINDOWS XP Desktop properties then load the JPEG as a wallpaper.   Same thing if ur desktop resolution was 1024x760, resize your photshop image into 1024 pixel by 760s pixel.. Good luck dude. hope u get my suggestion.. by the way, sorry for my english, thx ;)
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Open it with MS Piant which comes bundled with the OS. Start -> Programs->Accessories-> Paint. \nYou can alos download Irfan View and open .jpg files with it.\nPowerpoint is not an imaging software. Use any imaging software, all of them suppport .jpg format files