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Old 05-06-2014, 05:35 PM
fumei fumei is offline Windows 7 64bit Office XP
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1. there is no native process to save a Word document as JPG (or jpeg). Therefore there is no VBA action to do so.

2. you will have to extract each table individually and save it separately.

3. perhaps saving each table file as PDF you could find a way to convert that to jpeg. I do not know offhand how you can do that but there are likely conversion applications out there. But again there is nothing in VBA to do so.

4. you could use the Snipping tool and get an image that way; or use PrintScreen and then paste the image into a graphics application and trim it to suit. Again, there is nothing in VBA to do this.

Have you tried googling this? You say: "I have looked all over but found nothing", but if you google "save word file as jpeg" there are many many links, but again, none of which use VBA...because VBA can not do this.
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