WMF File Conversion
Posted: Tue Jul 27, 2004 10:15 pm
G'day,
Grabbed a copy of XnView, brilliant program I'd just like to say first. Extremely good, I love it.
Ok, here's the thing, I've managed to extract all the Clipart from Microsoft Office, into the proper categories.
Seeing as WMF is Vector based, it should be able to get as big as it wants.
What I am trying to do is make an Online Clipart Server, but just for Intranet use.
And the album generators that I have found so far. Will not work with WMF Files, and if they do the album generator is not very good.
So, I was going to convert them all into GIFs and it'll make it quite easy, but here's where the trouble comes in, I can not get these WMFs to resize to somewhere about 800x800 size without getting LOTS of jagged lines and the quality just going down the drain...
Is there some trick that I can get these to resize to whatever size I want, save them as GIF with them still looking good.
Even if you view properties on the WMF File, it says it's 1800x1700 res....yet when opened in XnView it says that the file is only 320x280 or something really small..
Can anyone help?
Regards,
Finchwizard
BTW - I also searched through these forums, didn't see anything like this with a way to do it.
Grabbed a copy of XnView, brilliant program I'd just like to say first. Extremely good, I love it.
Ok, here's the thing, I've managed to extract all the Clipart from Microsoft Office, into the proper categories.
Seeing as WMF is Vector based, it should be able to get as big as it wants.
What I am trying to do is make an Online Clipart Server, but just for Intranet use.
And the album generators that I have found so far. Will not work with WMF Files, and if they do the album generator is not very good.
So, I was going to convert them all into GIFs and it'll make it quite easy, but here's where the trouble comes in, I can not get these WMFs to resize to somewhere about 800x800 size without getting LOTS of jagged lines and the quality just going down the drain...
Is there some trick that I can get these to resize to whatever size I want, save them as GIF with them still looking good.
Even if you view properties on the WMF File, it says it's 1800x1700 res....yet when opened in XnView it says that the file is only 320x280 or something really small..
Can anyone help?
Regards,
Finchwizard
BTW - I also searched through these forums, didn't see anything like this with a way to do it.