I've got a professor who is looking to do this, but doesn't want to take a screenshot, convert, etc. Any third party utilities that can do this? I'm looking but can't find anything right now. 
Rob
Rob
Is there a way to convert from XLS to TIFF?
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If you have Acrobat and Photoshop, you could export the spreadsheet as a pdf, then convert the pdf into a tiff in Photoshop.
He wants to convert from an essentially text file into a graphics format?
The best way I can think to do it would be create a PDF of the document, then use GhostScript or something similar to pull a high-res image off of it.
Viper GTS
The best way I can think to do it would be create a PDF of the document, then use GhostScript or something similar to pull a high-res image off of it.
Viper GTS
Does anyone know how I can turn a word doc into an MP3? I downloaded the lyrics to a song and I want to listen to it.
It's a chart, not the data, that he wants to convert.Originally posted by: Viper GTS
He wants to convert from an essentially text file into a graphics format?
The best way I can think to do it would be create a PDF of the document, then use GhostScript or something similar to pull a high-res image off of it.
Viper GTS
Originally posted by: Entity
It's a chart, not the data, that he wants to convert.Originally posted by: Viper GTS
He wants to convert from an essentially text file into a graphics format?
The best way I can think to do it would be create a PDF of the document, then use GhostScript or something similar to pull a high-res image off of it.
Viper GTS
That would work just as well, though you'd have to crop the resulting image.
Viper GTS
Yeah, that would work. The funny thing is he isn't really looking for a one-time thing - he thinks that excel should have the function built in.Originally posted by: Viper GTS
Originally posted by: Entity
It's a chart, not the data, that he wants to convert.Originally posted by: Viper GTS
He wants to convert from an essentially text file into a graphics format?
The best way I can think to do it would be create a PDF of the document, then use GhostScript or something similar to pull a high-res image off of it.
Viper GTS
That would work just as well, though you'd have to crop the resulting image.
Viper GTS
Rob
Originally posted by: Entity
Yeah, that would work. The funny thing is he isn't really looking for a one-time thing - he thinks that excel should have the function built in.Originally posted by: Viper GTS
Originally posted by: Entity
It's a chart, not the data, that he wants to convert.Originally posted by: Viper GTS
He wants to convert from an essentially text file into a graphics format?
The best way I can think to do it would be create a PDF of the document, then use GhostScript or something similar to pull a high-res image off of it.
Viper GTS
That would work just as well, though you'd have to crop the resulting image.
Viper GTS
Rob
I can see Excel having the ability to output a high-res graph as an image file,heck the capability may be there & we just don't know about it.
It would be a nice feature, although TIFF format is probably a little too much to ask for.
Viper GTS
That WOULD be a nice feature, I wonder if there's somewhere we can suggest that to?
There's always the printscreen/paste method, but it won't be super high quality
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