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Cubber · Super Guru

Cornish TTR for sale

peteBLUEttr · Super Guru

If it is in good order then that is quite the bargain.

PS. How do you do screenshots like that martyn?

Cubber · Super Guru

peteBLUEttr wrote:
PS. How do you do screenshots like that martyn?

Pete, it's only taken me nigh 30 years of messing about with computers, cameras, photographs, copiers, scanners, PsP7 and things that it would take another decade to detail and tell. confuse hmm smile

I still can't manage do what I want to either.

However, If you have time to pop round then I'd be willing to show you. wink

Basically what I did was:-

1 Took a screen shot.

2 Pasted the screen shot from the clipboard into Paint Shop Pro7.

3 Edited the shot in PsP7 to show just the bit of web page with info.

4 Re-sized the resulting image to display on the TTR web page.

5 Added it as an attachment into the post I wanted to make then posted it.

Simple really yawn

Martyn

peteBLUEttr · Super Guru

How do you capture the actual screenshot in the first place?! I still have a lot of things on computers that are beyond me! smile

Cubber · Super Guru

Google would show you, but this is the keyboard button:-

Martyn

locky · Guru

yes print screen but it can differ with different windows versions.

The Mancunian · Senior Member

With Chrome you can have a webpage screen shot thingy. Takes full page, bits, sections etc. Tools-Extensions and look for whatever you

Tools-Extensions and look for whatever you want

Taken with Webpage Screenshot

God only knows how I fluked this at the time.

colo · Veteran Member

1°- Abrir Paint

abrir paint1.JPG

2°- Minimizamos

3°- Ir a la pantalla que queremos capturar

4°- Presionamos boton del teclado

5° Abrir Paint (Edicion-Pegar)

6°- Guardamos y trabajo finalizado!!

peteBLUEttr · Super Guru

Ha my keyboard does nothing when I press print screen OR shift + print screen OR shift + ALT + print screen OR f5 OR shift + f5 OR shift + ALT + f5!! Maybe the keyboard is shafted?!...

locky · Guru

What version of windows is it ? Vista ?

Just thought of another way. " snipping tool"

http://www.wikihow.com/Take-a-Screenshot-in-Microsoft-Windows

-- Edited by locky on Sunday 3rd of May 2015 09:04:21 PM

peteBLUEttr · Super Guru

Thanks locky I will have another go. I have windows 7.

Cubber · Super Guru

Pete, take a look on your "Clipboard" to see what you have copied to it after you pressed "Print Screen".

The clipboard content stays there until you "paste" it into an application that will accept it.

When you switch the 'puter off, however, the clipboard is emptied.

Try this:-

Open the Windows Paint application.

Now press the "Print Screen" button.

Turn to Paint and press the keys CTRL and V together.

Now look at what shows in Paint - this was in my clipboard (which has been suitably resized)

Image1 .jpg

Martyn

peteBLUEttr · Super Guru

Getting there, managed to do a screenshot and a snip! cheersguys! biggrin

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