Re: [guide-user] Digital versions of displays?

Jan van Gijsen Sep 19, 2000

Hi guide users,

to get .bmp files of (selections) of guide screen I use a Freeware program
called
PRINTKEY.EXE

It let you make rectangular selections of any screen, even from a number of
open windows.
Before saving as bitmap or making a copy to the clipboard, you can change
things as brigthness, constract,color, convert to greyscale a.s.o. It is
just over 500kb.

If anyone is interested just let me know and I can mail you a copy.

clear skies,
Jan





----- Oorspronkelijk bericht -----
Van: Richard Mallett <100114.573@...>
Aan: <Blind.Copy.Receiver@...>
Verzonden: donderdag 14 september 2000 20:57
Onderwerp: [guide-user] Digital versions of displays?


>
> >> Greetings from a new member of this egroup, who is
> enthusiastically satisfied with Guide 7.0.
> Is it possible to save displays in digital format, such as .jpg? I
> can't find anything about this in the user's maual. I would like to
import
> a display into an image-processing program, add text notations, save it
> again, and print it with the notations.
> I have seen a reference to putting displays on the Web. How is
> this done? <<
>
> You cal use Alt-PrtScr to copy the current screen (in any program) to
> the clipboard, and then paste it into any graphics program (most people
> prefer Paintshop Pro) - you can then modify it as required, and print it
or
> save it as (preferably) a JPEG file.
>
> Web pages consist of text (in HTML) and links to images; so you can just
> link to a JPEG (or GIF) image, which must also be on the same Web server
as
> the web page itself (or you can link, with permission, to an image on
> somebody else's Web page)
>
> Richard.
>
>
> E-mail from: Richard Mallett, 14-Sep-2000
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