How do i save a complete webpage as an image?(not prnt scrn)?
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Sorry, I don't understand.\n\nWhy would you want an image of a full size web page? It could be a huge picture if it's not the bit visible on screen. Why not save it as a web page? You could compile it into one .chm file using help software. Why not try to re-size the web-page using tiny fonts and switching off the images so it fits in one screen then take a screen-shot? Why not try searching the web for some sort of mad program that does exactly what you ask? Why not write yourself a program to do this if one doesn't exist? Try bribing someone on here to program it for you (you might have to offer more than 10 points for this though.)\n\nIt's all food for thought for you and 2 points for me, thanks.
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Yes, you can.\nYou can save it as an html file\nthen edit the html...\nand resave it that way.
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Rt-click on it, and select "Save picture as."
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if you use IE - select file --> save as --> put in a file name -- in the save as type select web page complete. thats it.
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First you need to upload it somewhere and then insert the URL to the image in the code below where it says IMAGE URL.\n\n<img src="IMAGE URL">
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Create a new HTML page with the original image displayed at full size.\n\nuse a link:\n<a href="newpage.html"><img src="path&#92;thumb.jpg">Some Text</a>\n\nYou can also use a javascript and use the open window method or new window method.  Search javascript.com
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you need to slice it...\nPhotoshop and Image can then generate the html for the page to work...
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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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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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In your web browser, go to File->Save Page As...
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download Xnview from http://www.download.com\nIts only 1.5 mb size and has many graphic/image editing utilities
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You mean you have used Imageready to  slice the Images? ...simple same the page as an HTML  and u have your page.
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Copy that and paste it into a notebook or wordpad on your computer. Then save the file as "htmlcode.html" with the quotes. Then you can just open it and it will be an html form.\n\nYou can find notepad in your START Menu then go to programs, and then accessories. Click on notepad and paste in there. You have to save it WITH the quotation marks to force it as an html page. Then after you save it, just go to the folder you saved it in and then double click on it. It should look like a webpage on your local desktop.
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Use 'Save as' "Web page (*.htm;*.html)" and copy to your web site.
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Ok, here is what you do, \n1. Get the computer to display what u want to save as an image \n2. Then press the print scree key, it is sumwhere near the scroll lock key,\n3. then open any image editing software like paint.\n4. Just click on edit and then paste\n5. then go to file and save the image as .jpg\nIts as eazy as that.\nI hope this solvwed your problem.\nPeace
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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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If you use Mac OS X Tiger, then use the Automator Application do the job for you... If you're not lucky enough and use Windows, then you can use Firefox and install an extension DownThemAll... it will download all the images linked in the page. Good luck!