How do I save a jpeg to pdf - Brother MFC 7840W Printer

There are a couple of things you can do to create a PDF from an image file. If you have access to Photoshop just open the file in that and save as a PDF. If you don't have photoshop you could try a free online jpeg to PDF converter (I am not affiliated with this co but a Google search for "free online jpeg to PDF converter" brought up this top result, http://www.convert-jpg-to-pdf.net/ ) The other way is to simply paste your jpeg image file (or insert picture/media file) into a doc or Word document and save it as a PDF. Hope this helps

You can open them in a photo editing program and save them as jpg or jpeg files.

samsung scx 4521f didnt support to pdf format u can save as a word document then create pdf using pdf creator

Well as a workaround, as long as you can actually scan and save ... What you do is scan what you want, save it, then either save it as a PDF OR convert it to PDF After which you can then "Attach" it to any email you wish. I recommend PDF as most people have Adobe Reader.
If you can't scan to PDF, and it only saves as say JPEG, then get DoPDF http://www.dopdf.com/ To convert it from JPEG, JPG, BMP etc.

Please open the "paint" from"start/all pograms/accessories/paint".

one when you open the paint, click on file and select the option scanner and camera wizard.

when it open click on scan and when scan get complete click on file and "save as " and select the formate "jpeg" and save it.

I need the scanned documents be saved as pdf in HP scanjet 5590

your pdf prog is not accepting you graphic properly because its in the wrong format try converting yor graphic to jpeg. png or other using the drop down menu when you save you need to save as a jpeg or other untill you find which format
your prog accepts.save it then post it to pdf using import or insert

go to file/save as
change the name of the file, make sure that <.scrapbook> is not in the name
the box under file name, you can change the extension, just scroll down to find the extension you want

JPEG gives small size outputs as compare uncompressed TIFF. This is probabbly the best for color. Try reducing the resolution to 150-300 dpi.

S. Mohan, Chennai, India

need to install adobe reader software