How to Print a Received Email in JPG
By Faizah Imani
There are simple ways to print a JPG image of an email message that you have received. Most computers have a built-in snapshot tool that will allow you to take a picture of your computer screen. By using the snapshot tool and picture-editing software that is already on your computer, you will have your printout in no time.
Launch your email program and open the email message you would like to print.
Press the "Alt-Prt SC" (Print Screen) simultaneously on your keyboard to capture the email message.
Open your picture-editing software, such as Microsoft Paint, Photoshop, or Corel.
Press "Ctrl-V" simultaneously on your keyboard to paste the capture.
Edit the pasted capture if you don't want the "Toolbars" and "Email Headers" to appear on your printout. Generally, you can edit by clicking on "Tools" and "Crop" from the menu bar of the picture-editing software. This may vary depending upon the program you are using.
Click "File" and "Save As" from the menu bar of your picture-editing software.
Give a file name to your capture. Ensure that "File Type" is set to ".JPG." Press the "Save" button.
Click "File" and "Print" from the menu bar of the picture-editing software to print the new image.
Writer Bio
Faizah Imani, an educator, minister and published author, has worked with clients such as Harrison House Author, Thomas Weeks III, Candle Of Prayer Company and "Truth & Church Magazine." Her dossier includes JaZaMM WebDesigns, assistant high-school band director, district manager for the Clarion Ledger and event coordinator for the Vicksburg Convention Center.