Henry,
If you and any others would like a Word compatible graphic, please
eMail me offline and I'll reply with a *.bmp file attached. Word 6.0 can
read it. BTW, I converted the file from a gif format to the bmp format
using Hijaak Pro.
Jeff part time CG for Becky, Seattle, WA
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At 11:35 AM 12/2/96 -0500, you wrote:
>Dear Brian:
>Thank you for your responce: I have Netscape 2.01 as the Browser and use
>Netcom as my ISP.
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>If anybody has any suggestions how to download and manipulate GIF's uding
>word 6.0 Please advice. Thank you.
>Henry Guttentag ([log in to unmask])
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>Brian Collins wrote:
>>
>> On Sun 01 Dec, Henry Guttentag wrote:
>> > Dear Brian:
>> > I think you did an excellent on the charts and I would like to take them
>> > to our support group as an example. I can normally Hilite selectivly and
>> > save mail on my hard disk. Since your graphs are probably in graphics I
>> > am unable to capture the graphs.
>> > I have win. 3.1 and word 6.0 which I thought should handle it.
>> > Do you or any body have any suggestions.
>> > Thanks
>> > Henry Guttentag ([log in to unmask])
>> >
>> > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++=
>> >
>> >Hello Henry, and thank you for the encouraging comments. All the pictures
>> in my article are in GIF format, on the assumption that you have some sort
>> of net browser capability. The fact that you have been able to view the
>> pictures on your monitor confirms that you have that capability, so what
>> you need to know is how to lock on to the pictures, and save them as GIF
>> files to your hard disc. I am sure that Word 6 has the capability to
>> include GIF files as pictures on a page, so that should be no problem.
>> If you, Henry, coulld supply the name of your net browser program, perhaps
>> one of you experts out there can tell Hery how to grab and save a GIF file.
>> ( I am disqualified, because I use a foreign (British) computer, and don't
>> understand those quaint IBM thingys)
>> Regards,
>> --
>> Brian Collins <[log in to unmask]>
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