J Julie6767 Solid State Member Messages 6 Oct 20, 2006 #1 Not sure how to save a screen shot, I'm working on a training call for detectives and could really use some help with this: https://www.juststolen.net/new_site/ Thanks
Not sure how to save a screen shot, I'm working on a training call for detectives and could really use some help with this: https://www.juststolen.net/new_site/ Thanks
Half Evil Golden Master Messages 16,076 Oct 20, 2006 #2 Hit the print screen button, and paste the window in MS Paint, save as a jpeg, host with imageshack.us.
Hit the print screen button, and paste the window in MS Paint, save as a jpeg, host with imageshack.us.
OP OP J Julie6767 Solid State Member Messages 6 Oct 21, 2006 #3 I have no clue, can someone do this for me and email me at biatchsky@hotmail.com I'm not computer literate Thanks
I have no clue, can someone do this for me and email me at biatchsky@hotmail.com I'm not computer literate Thanks
Half Evil Golden Master Messages 16,076 Oct 21, 2006 #4 Look on the keyboard... Find the button and then its easy from there.
♂ÇRÅßßÿ® Daemon Poster Messages 839 Oct 21, 2006 #5 Hit the botton that says Print Screen SysRq (to the right of F12) and then go to Start>All Programs>Accessories>Paint Then go to Edit>Paste>File>Save As>(name your photo) under that bar choose jpeg>click save. Then go to photoshack.us then click browse then find your file and then host it. I do not think anyone can explain it any simpler then that
Hit the botton that says Print Screen SysRq (to the right of F12) and then go to Start>All Programs>Accessories>Paint Then go to Edit>Paste>File>Save As>(name your photo) under that bar choose jpeg>click save. Then go to photoshack.us then click browse then find your file and then host it. I do not think anyone can explain it any simpler then that
OP OP J Julie6767 Solid State Member Messages 6 Oct 21, 2006 #6 ArrizX, It worked, I really appreciate it. Thanks Julie