tierney@belegost.endor.cs.psu.edu (Michael B Tierney) (03/13/91)
In article <27874@netcom.COM> cmilono@netcom.COM (Carlo Milono) writes: >In article <bq2Gi1b&@cs.psu.edu> tierney@belegost.endor.cs.psu.edu (Michael B Tierney) writes: >>This may seem a bit odd, but I'd like to convert a RTF (or Word for Windows) >>document to a windows picture format (PCX or BMP) using the original screen >>fonts as generated by Adobe Type Manager. >This ability is actually *built-in* to Windows 3.0, which I assume you >are using (and not just the files); bring up your application, like >WinWord, and use one of the available 'print-to-clipboard' options such >as Alt-Prtscr. This places the actual bitmap of your application into >the Clipboard. You then can 'minimize' that app, fire up the dinky Paint >program, paste the clipboard (via the Edit menu), modify if needed and >save as a PCX. This method puts the contents of the current window (including the window itself) into the clipboard, however, I am looking for something that will take an entire document, and put it into a series of graphics files (or one big long one). My reason for this is so that the file can be sent over a sendfax modem using the original fonts that I used in the document. Any insights?? -- Mike Tierney "Religion and sex are power plays, manipulate tierney@endor.cs.psu.edu the people for the money they'll pay, selling MBT3@PSUVM.PSU.EDU skin, selling God, the numbers look the same mbt@ECLU.psu.edu on their credit cards." - Geoff Tate
cd5340@mars.njit.edu (David Charlap) (03/14/91)
In article <x8Gn0$$@cs.psu.edu> tierney@belegost.endor.cs.psu.edu (Michael B Tierney) writes: > > This method puts the contents of the current window (including the >window itself) into the clipboard, however, I am looking for something >that will take an entire document, and put it into a series of graphics >files (or one big long one). My reason for this is so that the file can >be sent over a sendfax modem using the original fonts that I used in the >document. Any insights?? > Any likelyhood that your sendfax modem could install into print manager? Then you could print your document in fax form to a file. The fonts and everything would work OK (I think). Is there a fax-code printer driver for Windows? -- David Charlap "Invention is the mother of necessity" cd5340@mars.njit.edu "Necessity is a mother" Operators are standing by "mother!" - Daffy Duck