Saving screen as jpg or gif.

I need to save a portion of my screen as either gif or jpg format. Can anyone help me. One more thing is that it has to be done using jdk1.2. I know how to do it using jdk1.3, i.e., the Robot class, but I want it to be done in jdk1.2.
So someone pls help.............

Hi,
Check out the JPEGCodec class
provided by sun
regards,
Partha

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