Help

[Barr1e]

Hi -

I have been asked for a photograph by a family member, which is the computer.
Unfortunately the only copy I have is from 2004 and it shows it as a CPH file (I presume Corel Print House.)
I have tried several online programs to convert the CPH file to j.peg without a result.

Has any member achieved converting a CPH file to j.peg and if so how please.

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[Rodbender]

[Barr1e]

Re: Help

Hi Ron -

Thanks for the suggestions - alas it didn't convert.

I tried another suggestion I read on the net using 'notepad' - same result except now it opens in 'notepad' doh!

I'm sure I'll get a result in the end - thanks again.

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[Rodbender]

Re: Help

I used to do this in Photoshop 5 many years ago. As far as I can remember, I've been racking my brains, I used to select image them "save copy". Select copy image, edit it then select "save as tiff" file with no lose. Maybe the fact I used Photoshop or I worked with a copy was why it worked. Photoshop was a Coral product.

[Barr1e]

Re: Help

Hi Ron -

I found amongst a collection of bits and pieces a Smart Media Adapter and then delved into some 'smart media cards' from 2000ish. Plugged the adapter into a USB and discovered it was old and didn't want to spit out what was on the cards. Too old for modern times/machinery.

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When I right click the CPH file I get 'the file came from another computer and might be blocked to help protect this computer'.

Having spent several hours attempting at what seems impossible I have given up for the time being.

Thanks for your knowledge and kindness in helping.

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