RE: H*lp with Screen Capture
by SSDand W <mwalker(at)CYBERNEX.NET>
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"'Donna'" <donna(at)webctr.net> |
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Donna,
Assuming your on a windows computer... click on the print screen button on
your keyboard, and then go into a image editor such as PhotoShop (although
even Paint will work) and open a new document at your screen resolution and
paste.
Unfortunately your not going to get anything better than 72 dpi, but if your
using it on another Web site, your probably going to shrink it anyway at
which point you can use the various sharpen tools in whatever program your
using.
Good Luck,
Mike Walker
http://www.WalkerTek.com
mwalker(at)walkertek.com
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-hwg-basics(at)hwg.org [mailto:owner-hwg-basics(at)hwg.org]On
Behalf Of Donna
Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 1999 6:05 PM
To: hwg - basics
Subject: H*lp with Screen Capture
Can someone tell me a good program for screen captures. I want to capture
the front page of a website and display them in a portfolio section of a
website. I have tried some but the images are not very clear. Can anyone
recommend how to make the images more clearer?
Thanks in advance.
Donna
The Web Center
www.webctr.com
donna(at)webctr.net
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