Is there a way to save a worksheet as an image, ie. not as a spreadsheet
with formulas etc. but just as it looks when printed? If I could save it as
a PDF or as a JPEG file or something like that, that should do it. In the
Print dialog I see Microsoft XPS Document Writer as a printer option, so I
tried that and it saves the file as a *.xps file, which I can then open and
it does exactly what I wanted but when I emailed it (as a test) to myself it
doesn't allow me to open the attachment. I get the message "Your current
security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded." I think it
tries to use Internet Explorer to open the file. Is there another way to do
this?

My reason is that I am using the Excel drawing tools to create some images
which I would like to email to a friend as images, not as Excel files.

Microsoft Office Prefessional 2007, Windows XP with all patches.

hi
have you tried coping the sheet and pasting into paint or similar. i've done
that quite a few times when writing work instructions and using the
spreadsheet as illistrations.

Regards
FSt1

"Renny Bosch" wrote:

Is there a way to save a worksheet as an image, ie. not as a spreadsheet
with formulas etc. but just as it looks when printed? If I could save it as
a PDF or as a JPEG file or something like that, that should do it. In the
Print dialog I see Microsoft XPS Document Writer as a printer option, so I
tried that and it saves the file as a *.xps file, which I can then open and
it does exactly what I wanted but when I emailed it (as a test) to myself it
doesn't allow me to open the attachment. I get the message "Your current
security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded." I think it
tries to use Internet Explorer to open the file. Is there another way to do
this?

My reason is that I am using the Excel drawing tools to create some images
which I would like to email to a friend as images, not as Excel files.

Microsoft Office Prefessional 2007, Windows XP with all patches.

1. Print Screen using Alt+PrintScreen and copy to Paint. Save as JPG
2. Download free PDF converter
http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp

If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"Renny Bosch" wrote:

Is there a way to save a worksheet as an image, ie. not as a spreadsheet
with formulas etc. but just as it looks when printed? If I could save it as
a PDF or as a JPEG file or something like that, that should do it. In the
Print dialog I see Microsoft XPS Document Writer as a printer option, so I
tried that and it saves the file as a *.xps file, which I can then open and
it does exactly what I wanted but when I emailed it (as a test) to myself it
doesn't allow me to open the attachment. I get the message "Your current
security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded." I think it
tries to use Internet Explorer to open the file. Is there another way to do
this?

My reason is that I am using the Excel drawing tools to create some images
which I would like to email to a friend as images, not as Excel files.

Microsoft Office Prefessional 2007, Windows XP with all patches.

Thank you both for your help. I downloaded the CutePDF and it works great!
Exactly what I was looking for. Time to press the YES button.


"Jacob Skaria" wrote in message
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1. Print Screen using Alt+PrintScreen and copy to Paint. Save as JPG
2. Download free PDF converter
http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp

If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"Renny Bosch" wrote:

Is there a way to save a worksheet as an image, ie. not as a spreadsheet
with formulas etc. but just as it looks when printed? If I could save it
as
a PDF or as a JPEG file or something like that, that should do it. In
the
Print dialog I see Microsoft XPS Document Writer as a printer option, so
I
tried that and it saves the file as a *.xps file, which I can then open
and
it does exactly what I wanted but when I emailed it (as a test) to myself
it
doesn't allow me to open the attachment. I get the message "Your current
security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded." I think it
tries to use Internet Explorer to open the file. Is there another way to
do
this?

My reason is that I am using the Excel drawing tools to create some
images
which I would like to email to a friend as images, not as Excel files.

Microsoft Office Prefessional 2007, Windows XP with all patches.