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zekester · June 12th, 2008

HEre's an easy way to capture any pic on a web page using XP. Vista users have a snipping tool. This is how to do it in XP if you do not have snipping software

I'm using XP also. Saw a video last night on how to Snip anything on a web page. Just Print Screen, then open Paint and Click on edit and paste. It will paste the whole web page. Then box the portion you want and click edit copy, go to new file, when it asks if you want to save, say no and edit paste the cut portion into new file. Save as Jpeg.
http://www.groovypost.com/howto/micr...in-windows-xp/

Here's the video
http://video.about.com/graphicssoft/...t-mov.--8z.htm

It was very easy.

MOE23 · June 12th, 2008

Thanks great info.

peggy13 · June 12th, 2008

Thanks, great information....I'll have to try that very soon.

lonster · June 12th, 2008

Dart tourney! Thanks Zekester......

just4ufolks · June 12th, 2008

2- ZEKESTER Graphics 101 - WOW thx bud...like they say alwayz a learning curve...this take it to the next level bud......

Bud_Alcor · June 12th, 2008

NOw I know how to save pictures Thanks!!!

LadyVanita · June 12th, 2008

You are brilliant .......... works like a charm. Rep points on their way for that one Zeke.

slowboy · June 12th, 2008

thanks For The Great Info Zekester

spyder123 · June 12th, 2008

Attachment 12287thanks zekester... that will come in handy

not sure what i did wrong, added the pic as an attachment and it's just that little square in the upper left corner, have to click on it to see full size.

mcdoogle · June 13th, 2008

Thanks I am getting old and this was a nice fresher.... Keep the Nice Info coming....

vtoskov · June 13th, 2008

yeah this is the fastest and the easiest way to save something as a picture without any additional software.
This will work with any windows or linux and it doesn't necessarily have to be a webpage.
The Print Screen button on your keyboard takes a snapshot of whatever is currently displayed on the monitor(desktop, browser, video etc.), think of it as a camera taking a picture of the monitor, and then you can simply paste the snapshot into any graphic software and use it.

Great info BTW zek,

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zekester Expert Site Helper Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Never born Never Died-visited this planet 1961-Present Posts: 6,477 Credits: 12,493.80 Thanks: 8,251 Thanked 6,705 Times in 3,020 Posts	Capturing Any Part Of A Web Page For Pics Using Xp HEre's an easy way to capture any pic on a web page using XP. Vista users have a snipping tool. This is how to do it in XP if you do not have snipping software I'm using XP also. Saw a video last night on how to Snip anything on a web page. Just Print Screen, then open Paint and Click on edit and paste. It will paste the whole web page. Then box the portion you want and click edit copy, go to new file, when it asks if you want to save, say no and edit paste the cut portion into new file. Save as Jpeg. http://www.groovypost.com/howto/micr...in-windows-xp/ Here's the video http://video.about.com/graphicssoft/...t-mov.--8z.htm It was very easy. __________________ DISCLAIMER: Not responsible for direct, indirect, incidental or consequential damages resulting from any defect, error or failure to perform. This product is meant for educational purposes only. Some assembly required. May be too intense for some viewers. Use only in well-ventilated areas.

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MOE23 Veteran Abadss Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: PARTS UNKNOWN Posts: 3,961 Credits: 3,591.60 Thanks: 6,904 Thanked 4,892 Times in 1,572 Posts	Re: Capturing Any Part Of A Web Page For Pics Using Xp Thanks great info.

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peggy13 Moderator Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Never Never Land Posts: 8,333 Credits: 17,603.42 Thanks: 30,233 Thanked 18,249 Times in 3,969 Posts	Re: Capturing Any Part Of A Web Page For Pics Using Xp Thanks, great information....I'll have to try that very soon.

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lonster Expert Site Helper Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 3,909 Credits: 7,561.27 Thanks: 2,633 Thanked 3,614 Times in 1,684 Posts	Re: Capturing Any Part Of A Web Page For Pics Using Xp Dart tourney! Thanks Zekester......

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just4ufolks Veteran Abadss Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Google Earth - GPS -Assist Posts: 8,104 Credits: 13,406.55 Thanks: 7,391 Thanked 9,680 Times in 3,477 Posts	Re: Capturing Any Part Of A Web Page For Pics Using Xp 2- ZEKESTER Graphics 101 - WOW thx bud...like they say alwayz a learning curve...this take it to the next level bud...... __________________ @ ABAdss Above d CROWD n below d CLOUD "DRIVEN BY COMPASSION" I was born intelligent-education ruined me just4ufolks

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LadyVanita Veteran Abadss Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: British Columbia, Canada Posts: 1,647 Credits: 2,000.50 Thanks: 1,080 Thanked 2,295 Times in 680 Posts	Re: Capturing Any Part Of A Web Page For Pics Using Xp You are brilliant .......... works like a charm. Rep points on their way for that one Zeke. __________________

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slowboy Veteran Abadss Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: fl. Posts: 6,644 Credits: 6,834.20 Thanks: 19,342 Thanked 7,031 Times in 2,611 Posts	Re: Capturing Any Part Of A Web Page For Pics Using Xp thanks For The Great Info Zekester __________________ WELCOME TOO ABADSS

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spyder123 Veteran Abadss Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 2,042 Credits: 3,384.55 Thanks: 722 Thanked 1,565 Times in 807 Posts	Re: Capturing Any Part Of A Web Page For Pics Using Xp Attachment 12287thanks zekester... that will come in handy not sure what i did wrong, added the pic as an attachment and it's just that little square in the upper left corner, have to click on it to see full size. Last edited by spyder123; June 25th, 2008 at 05:51 AM.

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mcdoogle Veteran Abadss Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 4,785 Credits: 920.70 Thanks: 241 Thanked 856 Times in 523 Posts	Re: Capturing Any Part Of A Web Page For Pics Using Xp Thanks I am getting old and this was a nice fresher.... Keep the Nice Info coming.... __________________ Signal theft is illegal. I don't condone the practice. Nor do I commit the offence. Govern yourself accordingly. How you choose to use the "entertainment only" information provided on this forum is of your own accord. Not mine.

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vtoskov Expert Site Helper Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 2,499 Credits: 1,846.20 Thanks: 780 Thanked 1,275 Times in 926 Posts	Re: Capturing Any Part Of A Web Page For Pics Using Xp yeah this is the fastest and the easiest way to save something as a picture without any additional software. This will work with any windows or linux and it doesn't necessarily have to be a webpage. The Print Screen button on your keyboard takes a snapshot of whatever is currently displayed on the monitor(desktop, browser, video etc.), think of it as a camera taking a picture of the monitor, and then you can simply paste the snapshot into any graphic software and use it. Great info BTW zek, __________________ ------------------------------------------------------- Abadss Site Rules FTA News & Announcements - Latest Keys LNB/Dish, Motors and Switches - Captiveworks Section

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