Exporting Charts as images

Hello everyone,
I have a little script that generates a GUI with text reports, but also some charts for things like free/used HDD space.
Is there a way to export these charts to a .jpg file so that I can include them in a HTML report?
The only thing I found on the net was a Module called PowerBoots which seems like it was able to do this. But its no longer available.
Any ideas?

Hi there,
Try SaveImage Method on your chart object: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd456181.aspx

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