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How to screen print

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Posted: Wed 3rd Sep 2008, 7:10 pm
There used to be a Sticky for this, but I don't see it anymore? Can someone tell me the method please?
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Skin
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Posted: Wed 3rd Sep 2008, 7:12 pm
iConBOY or Wade...
www.mingleville.com/viewpost-55089_forums.html#p55089
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Last edited by Spyro, Wed 3rd Sep 2008, 7:12 pm.
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Spyro
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Posted: Mon 8th Sep 2008, 7:46 am
More useful:
1:
Press the Print Screen key
Open Word or any graphics program
CTRL + V to paste
2:
Press Print Screen key while holding down ALT will copy just an image of the currently open window (Like this one) without the rest of the desktop.
You can also paste (CTR + V) the image directly into an e-mail at the cursor position.
In and a graphics program or Word, etc you resize it using the black markers at the corners or sides of the pasted image. Hold SHIFT down while resizing to constrain the proportions of the image (or not to stretch it).

sheba6
49, Male, UK
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Posted: Mon 8th Sep 2008, 9:10 am
Why would anyone save it in word, if they wanted to save it a a picture ?
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Hiro
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Posted: Mon 8th Sep 2008, 11:29 am
sheba6 wrote:
More useful:
1:
Press the Print Screen key
Open Word or any graphics program
CTRL + V to paste
2:
Press Print Screen key while holding down ALT will copy just an image of the currently open window (Like this one) without the rest of the desktop.
You can also paste (CTR + V) the image directly into an e-mail at the cursor position.
In and a graphics program or Word, etc you resize it using the black markers at the corners or sides of the pasted image. Hold SHIFT down while resizing to constrain the proportions of the image (or not to stretch it).
Would it not be easier to pase it into paint, then select the part they want to copy, right click > copy to. Then upload to photobucket.
word's useless.

Melissa.
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Posted: Mon 8th Sep 2008, 2:12 pm
Or click here no need to open Paint, Word... just save then upload.

Innerspin
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Posted: Mon 8th Sep 2008, 8:17 pm
I have a print screen key. im lucky

RapedByaMonkey!
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Posted: Tue 9th Sep 2008, 12:05 am
Tutorial click here.

Innerspin
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