image au format .mix

format image ".mix"

j'ai des images en format ".mix", existe t il un shareware pour les lires ou les transformer en "jpeg" ?

Merci d'avance.

 

grâce à Google....

j'ai trouvé dans les forums de http://photographytips.com un message du 20 avril 2002


Date Posted: Apr/20/2002 4:54 AM

Microsoft Image eXtensions (.mix) is a closed proprietary (non-standard) format used by Microsoft's PictureIt! and PhotoDraw. It is the default format for working on images in these programs. However, completed photos should be saved in an open standard format, such as JPEG File Interchange Format (.jpg), so they can be opened by a wide variety of other programs, such as web browsers.
The two most comprehensive graphic conversion programs are Logipole's Konverter and LemkeSoft's Graphic Converter. Neither will import .mix files. Microsoft will not divulge the file format. That's typical of the company -- they want newbies to lock their photos into the format and then propagate it to others by sending them as email attachments.
If these photos have been sent to you as attachments, then I suggest you contact the perpetrator and educate them about the use of open standards on the Internet....

I am facing similar promblem and the pics are quite personal (not nudie) otherwisem, I would have asked anyone to convert them for me.

But Please suggest me where can I find Picture IT to view them.

Thanks


pas engageant , puis un du 5 mai!

Need to convert .mix files to .jpg quickly and without needing PictureIt? I figured out the easiest way to do it:
1. Have the said .mix file saved on your computer somewhere. "My Documents" is easy enough since it'll only be temporary.
2. Open up Microsoft Word and click on the "Insert" menu.
3. Click on "Picture" and then "From File..."
4. Find the .mix file that you have saved on your computer and insert it into the document. Now you should be able to view the image as a part of your Word document.
5. Now, in order to save it as a jpeg, just go to the "File" menu and click on "Save As."
6. Save the document as a "Web Page" (again, let's say in "My Documents")
7. You won't notice anything different, but then go to where you saved the web page document (in this case, your "My Documents" folder) and you'll see that there's the web page file along with a folder titled "filename_files." Open this folder and inside you'll find the .mix image saved as a jpeg. Then feel free to rename the image and place it wherever you'd like.
Please note that this has only been tested on Windows XP Professional. If anyone can try this on other Windows formats and see if it works in more or less the same way, then please post your findings here.

Hope this helps.

donc comme tu veux un shareware, il faudrait essayer la même manip avec OpenOffice qui appartient au monde libre

 

Bonjour

Il y a un share qui fait ça très bien
Polyview
http://www.polybytes.com/

Dans la version que j'ai l'extension mix n'est pas dans les formats proposés, mais il suffit de renommer en pic par exemple.
La conversion en jpg est de bonne qualité.