In order to create a picture file in JPEG or TIFF format from a
page made in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, ChemDraw or any other
application, the following steps can be taken: 1. Create a
PostScript (PS) file Do it exactly the same way as it is
described in “How to create PDF file from Microsoft Word” tips:
To produce PS file one should use Print command in MS Word
choosing HP Laser Jet 4000 PS (or similar) pseudo-printer as the
output printer and marking Print to File. The following printer
setting should be chosen to produce good results: In
Properties/Advanced one should set Paper/Size to A4 ; In
Graphic/Print Quality to 600 dpi; In Graphic the TrueType font
should be set to Substitute with Device Font; In Document
Options/PostScript Output Option choose Optimized for
Portability; and In Printer Features the EconoMode should be set
to Highest Quality. 2. Convert PS file into JPG or TIF file A
good tool to convert a postscript file into JPG or TIFF format
is GSview. It can be run from Start/Programs/Ghostgun/