How can I convert a tif file to a pdf or jpg file?
Q. I have a document scanned in using Microsoft Office Document Imaging which is a tif file. This program will only save documents as tif or mdi files. I would rather if the program saved files as jpeg or jpg to start with. Anyway, how can I convert a tif file into something more useable as none of my software - paint shop pro or ms paint can open a tif file?
Asked by Jonathan H - Wed Dec 17 19:50:19 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. open it in Photoshop or GIMP photo editor (free download) and save it as .jpg GIMP download:
Answered by Ian S - Wed Dec 17 19:54:53 2008

What happens when you file bankruptcy nowadays?
Q. I hear it is very hard to file for the type of bankruptcy where they abolish all of your debt. However, what about the type of bankruptcy where you pay back some of your debt? If you file this type of bankruptcy, will you definitely get accepted, even if you make a high income? How much of your debt do they make you pay back and in what timeframe? How much does it cost to file for bankrutpcy nowadays? Do you have to pay a lawyer up front? Does a lawyer guarantee you will be accepted for filing bankruptcy? THANKS!
Asked by Ginger - Sun Oct 21 01:14:19 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Actually, a bankruptcy that wipes out all your debt is not much harder than before, it just requires much more documentation and there is an income "threshold" (it's a bit of a sliding scale depending on a variety of factors). If you make below the median income you can definitely file said bankruptcy (known as a chapter 7). Chapter 13, the type where you pay back some of the debt, is what you have to do if you have a high income and need to file bankruptcy. It is possible to have to pay back 100% of your debt if you really make a lot of money, so much that your disposable income for the next 60 months would be sufficient to pay off all of your debt. You only get accepted assuming you comply with every rule and requirement. You have… [cont.]
Answered by Lesley - Sun Oct 21 01:27:07 2007

What type of file is recognized by iPod Wizard as a valid Theme File?
Q. i am trying to load a theme on my iPod Video 5th Gen. but my iPod Wizard will not recognize any files as theme files. usually i download a theme and it is a .zip file or .rar . i unzip them but all i find is .bmp files, what type of file do i need for iPod Wizard to recognized it as a valid theme file?
Asked by son_yogo - Mon Oct 15 08:15:52 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You should be able to use any files. The file you are unzipping may be corrupt. Try another.
Answered by Curious_Yank_in_South_Korea - Fri Oct 19 07:51:19 2007