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how to take a SCREENSHOT??
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| Juricimo |
how can i take a screenshot of whatever's going on at the moment on the monitor screen? some special program i need and what is it??:D
>JM< |
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| biznology |
| no, you hit print screen in win9x or whatever, and then paste into a graphic editing program, like Paint...done and done...late/ |
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| InsomnEac |
lol, i asked this question about a month ago heheh. i couldn't figure out how the hell everyone was doing that. then i found out, and laughed. and, uhhm, thats my story...
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| AnotherWay83 |
| quote: | Originally posted by biznology
no, you hit print screen in win9x or whatever, and then paste into a graphic editing program, like Paint...done and done...late/ |
heh didn't know abt that, thx
peace |
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| Juricimo |
wow, as simple as that!!! damn....just tried it and really works:)
>JM< |
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| JDamage |
well...it goes into bmp format......usually.which is uncompressed.(large)...wise to compress after using adobe imageready to jpg...png.....
peace |
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| DJ Fundamental |
ALT + Print Screen will take a snapshot of the active window...
Hmm, just though you should know... |
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| JDamage |
| that's fundamental.......thanks |
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| [A|ienFactory] |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Fundamental
ALT + Print Screen will take a snapshot of the active window...
Hmm, just though you should know... |
LOL.
I didn't know that.:D:D |
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| biznology |
| quote: | Originally posted by JDamage
well...it goes into bmp format......usually.which is uncompressed.(large)...wise to compress after using adobe imageready to jpg...png.....
peace |
Yes, true. Since I have Adobe Photoshop, I would always use that, but not everyone has it...so I chose the easy explaination...late/ |
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