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HISTORICAL ARCHIVE

Web Page To BMP Converter

Convert Web Page to BMP Image with one click

by Pobosoft Inc
STATUSHistorical archive
A program from the software archiveThe developer no longer offers it. This record keeps its details, with the programs you can use today.

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Original description

Overview Web Page to BMP converter enable you convert a web page(with Flash/javascript/ActiveX) to BMP(). This web page converter is really easy to use. Just surf a web page in the converter, then simple clicking [Save] button and specify a file name. You got the BMP image file! Web Page to BMP converter can deal with not only web page in online, but also local web page file, such as html, htm, mht(Web Archive Format *.MHT), flash, activeX file. Actually this convert is a WYSIWYG(what you see is what you get) utility. Anything you see in the Internet Explorer web browser could be exactly captured by this software. Features Highlighted * WYSIWYG way to convert web page to BMP image file. * Convert local html file as well as online web page to BMP file. * Flash file are fully supported to BMP file. * ActiveX file fare fully supported to BMP file. * Local html, htm, mht, flash, activeX files could be care of. * Web page with iframe can be converted to BMP file.
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Frequently asked questions

Can I still download Web Page To BMP Converter?
No. The developer’s website is offline and there is no official download any more. Copies offered on other websites are unofficial and may be unsafe.
What can I use instead?
Programs that do the same job and are available today: Adobe Flash Player (discontinued), Adobe Flash Player for Firefox and Opera (discontinued), Mozilla Firefox.