Post by Angie on May 29, 2007 13:43:48 GMT -5
This is the tutorial for you! ;D
1.) Scroll the page so that you can see all of the graphic or whatever you want a screenshot of. Hit the Print Screen (Shift-Apple-3 in Mac) button on your keyboard.
2.) Open up a blank document in the GIMP or MS Paint, and paste (Edit > Paste or Ctrl+V).
3.)
*In the GIMP, select the crop tool, and deselect the option "current layer only". Click and drag over the portion you want to keep, and edit it from there in the window that pops up.
*In MS Paint, after you paste the image, it should be selected, so you can drag it so that the upper and left sides of the image you want to save are even with the upper and left sides of the frame. Deselect the image (click in the gray area). Drag the resize box in the lower right corner to crop the rest of your image.
4.) Save.
1.) Scroll the page so that you can see all of the graphic or whatever you want a screenshot of. Hit the Print Screen (Shift-Apple-3 in Mac) button on your keyboard.
2.) Open up a blank document in the GIMP or MS Paint, and paste (Edit > Paste or Ctrl+V).
3.)
*In the GIMP, select the crop tool, and deselect the option "current layer only". Click and drag over the portion you want to keep, and edit it from there in the window that pops up.
*In MS Paint, after you paste the image, it should be selected, so you can drag it so that the upper and left sides of the image you want to save are even with the upper and left sides of the frame. Deselect the image (click in the gray area). Drag the resize box in the lower right corner to crop the rest of your image.
4.) Save.
