Pick Image from Html file

I want to retrieve the image from html file & then save this file in jpg format.
I have a html file with following contents.
Patient id = 1
Dated = 03/06/2008
Pcr_Volume = 0.5
Notes:
Principle :
after principle heading there is a graph file attached.
Result:
Remarks:
I want to pick this graph file which is present after Principle heading and save it to jpg format.
Regard's

I want to pick Image(which is actually a graph image of patient test). This image is present is html file with some contents and this file is auto generated by the machine in which test perform.
I just open that html file and click on that image which is pasted in between that html file when i clik on that image a toolbar appear with save & some other button & then I press
save button and save that image in jpg format.
After that i use this image to display in patient report.

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