frontpage| switching computer enthusiasts sometimes encounter situations where you need to convert a picture format, and typically convert between formats such as BMP, JPG, GIF, and PNG. ACDSee can do it, but if you are using FrontPage to do a page when you encounter the need to convert the picture, then you can completely directly through FrontPage to achieve. Let's take FrontPage XP for example (similar to other versions) to see how it's done:
First, after you start FrontPage, create a new blank edit page, insert the cursor in any position on the page, and then click on the menu bar "Insert → picture → from file", select the picture file to convert, click "OK", this picture will be inserted into the page. At this time we right-click on the picture, select "Picture Properties" to open its properties panel, in the General tab "type" to see a few single options: GIF, JPG, that is, pictures can be converted to these formats, in addition to the picture quality settings.
If we insert this image for BMP format, we select the single option "JPG" can be converted to JPG format, the image quality of the setting recommended not less than the default value of 75%, otherwise the image quality may be more loss. In the Appearance tab, you can change the size of the picture by modifying the width and height values (or by dragging a picture border in the page). Properties are set, press the "OK" button, the page will show the actual effect of the picture. Finally, we click on "file → save file" to save the page, note that when prompted to "Save embedded Files", the picture file is saved in a directory you have specified. If you want to convert more than one picture, repeat the steps after creating the new page. Now, let's open the specified directory and look, the converted pictures are in it.