Usually there is someone in the School who knows how to do this and may be able to help you, perhaps using Adobe Acrobat. For PC users, download the free application PDFCreator from http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/ and install it. Open your file in Word (or whatever other package you used) and select Print. You will see an extra 'printer' in the name box at the top of the print dialog called PDFCreator. Select it and click Print, following the instructions on the screen.

No - Vector files are always the original graphics file or a duplicate of the original graphics file.

No. To convert a file before editing the information see our Switch Audio File Converter for converting your files.

Click here to download the program (udec.exe) and save it in the same directory as your binhex file (e.g. in C:\Windows). For Windows Vista, click Windows Start => All Programs => Accessories => Run (or press 'Windows Logo' key + 'R' key). Type in the word cmd , and click OK.

All videos placed on the site will be converted to Flash Video (.flv) and be resized to 320x240 pixels and a file size no larger than 8mb (at three minutes long). If you make your video to these dimensions and apply the compression yourself, you can be more certain of what the final product will look like. There are plenty of programs out there that can convert files and most are pretty simple to use. Try ffmpegx (which is freeware/shareware and available for the Mac OS X) here: http://www.

The latest version of Prism has been tested and will convert to AVI, WMV, ASF and Prism Plus will also convert to MPG, 3GP, MP4 and MOV. Prism can also convert from many more formats so if your format is not listed above we suggest you just try it and see.

You can use the Windows Sound Recorder or other wave file editor software. To invoke Sound Recorder, click on Window's Start ? All Programs ? Accessories ? Entertainment ? Sound Recorder. Open your audio file, then click file ? save as, when Save As window pops up, enter a file name you want to use. DO NOT click on save yet. Click on Change button next to the Format. You must select PCM 8 KHz, 16 bits, mono format. Click OK

Select the Stereo Mix device or the equivalent from the device combo box on the skin, adjust the recording volume for the highest possible performance. Now start the playback of the windows media player and click the "Record" button in Audio Mid Recorder. Adjust the volume setting by observing a wave pattern display of the audio as it is playing. When you want to stop recording, just click "Stop" button, and the destination sound file is there.

We want to help you do this, since there are so many different metadata formats in use. We intend eventually to understand many formats, but why not start with yours? Write us and tell us what you've got.

A document in Portable Document File (PDF) format does not require a copy of the word processing program used to create them in order to be viewed. A PDF document can be viewed by anyone with a free viewer such as Acrobat Reader, a product of Adobe Systems, Inc. There are several ways in which you can convert a document from a word processing program (e.g., Word Perfect, Word) into the PDF format.

Shorten (extension .shn) is an audio compression scheme written by Tony Robinson of SoftSound that can compact wav files without subtracting out any frequencies. It's "lossless"- everything in the original wav is there, so that full quality is maintained. For many traders of live music, Shorten files (shns) therefore have an undisputed advantage over "lossy" mp3-format files.

Artwork for all custom sign letters, plaques and logos need to be vector based. Vector--eps, ai, dxf, cdr--(not jpeg, gif or bitmap) files are required for provided production artwork. Art charges of $25.00 or more apply to non-compliant art to facilitate file conversions. NO art charges for text-only, standard-size plaques. Bitmaps, tiffs, gifs and jpegs are welcomed for layout & logo submissions.

The download is a zipped folder (.zip) containing a folder of templates (native POT format), and 3 Backgrounds (.jpg at 72 dpi).

Long answer: Maybe. There is a utility to convert PostScript files into ASCII files (it tries to extract the text), but it can not work on every PostScript file. The problem here is that PostScript is a full programming language, and there are many ways to accomplish a given thing. It would be next to impossible for a program to look at some piece of PostScript and decide what the contents are.

See the man page for convert. Another alternative is to use the program xv to view the picture and save it in various formats from there.

There is a Gaussian utility called formchk that will convert the data in a Gaussian 03 binary checkpoint file into a formatted form that is readable. To reformat the binary checkpoint file my_checkfile.chk into a format that is readable, issue the command: where the extension .fchk is the conventional extension for formatted checkpoint files on UNIX systems.

Yes. We provide a freely distributable application that converts between the two formats (sqb2mtf.exe).

XCF is GIMP's "native" format. This will preserve all information about an image, including the layers.

We encourage you to send .TIF files or native documents from Adobe Photoshop® (.psd). .JPEGs and .GIF files are also acceptable although there are certain limitations Please make sure your document is saved at the size you want it printed and that it has a resolution of 300 pixels per inch or greater.