Want app for converting Doc files to Jpeg

I have Windows 10

I'm looking to take Word documents and convert them to jpeg files so they can be viewed on a TV screen (for a TV that can only read and display Jpeg files).

Before you tell me about online services, I have already been using 2 of them. They are DOC to JPG Converter - FreeConvert.com and Convertio — File Converter
The problem with these is that they always mix up the order of the pages. It happens every time. The Word docs contain emails between me and someone else, and it's annoying when the pages are all out of order. So I'd like to find an app I can download and use on my computer. The 2 links above are both online services. Since they both mix up the order of the files, I'd like to try something that is not an online service if possible.

PNG is a better format and should be used when you are able to.

1. Set your display to the highest resolution.
2. Open your document files and have it fill the screen, and zoom but let it get big enough
3. Use the printscreen button fn + printscrn or whichever combo to take a picture of the screen.
4. Open Irfanview. Ctrl + P or go to paste and now you have a picture of your screen.
5. cut with the selection like tool, the areas of the document. Ctrl + P to paste ( after you have cleared the area ).
6. Then save.
7. Repeat as much as you can.

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Terms to think about.

Rastar images are literally bitmap images that are not vector.
Jpeg = rastar format that has the lowest amount of colors and could be harsh on eyes and is compressed.
DOC = preparatory word format using vector graphics and features found in various text editors.
PDF = printable format that is literally the printer data. Some companies like Adobe have made PDF intractable like flash-flip-books, and HTML5 flip books ( flash is better ). Some PDF formats have filler sections ( to sign a document with an electrical pen or via typing, and have room for Rastar images.

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Document files are vector files that evolved from .PCX format

Jpeg, Png, bitmap, GIF are all rastar files made out of pixels, with resolutions, megapixels, L + W + H

I wondered what PDFCreator could do, so looked at its 'printer properties' when printing - nothing helpful. But then I saw a reference on the web to its printing to jpg, so rummaged around in c:\program files to find the program folder, and ran the PDFCreator.exe program - this offered a choice of output formats under Profiles>Convert, and there was 'JPEG' (or just select the JPEG profile). So I selected that, opened a Word doc and printed the first 3 pages - and found these in the output folder:


So it automatically indexed the image names - hey presto! hth, Martin

Rats! Callender got there with an alternative as I was typing

Update: Silly me - you can select the profile after you have committed to printing with PDFCreator. Never paid attention to that.