Just look at it!

martin_hughes

A new and excellent concept in teaching and relaying information - Just look at it[^] :) A whole new universe of wonder has just opened up before me, this is an epiphany of Biblical proportions. I shall from now on look at many things, scry into their inner workings and discern their meaning from observation. No more for me the inanity of conversation or the written word, I'LL JUST LOOK AT IT!

Marc Clifton

Wow, and all that in 682 bytes! I'm actually impressed that the Chris' code has a placeholder for <1000 bytes. Marc

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bob16972

I wish I could but I guess since I have been a member for umteen years but I only spoke when it really mattered got me downgraded to a silver member so I can't see what you see. By the way, thanks Chris. :sigh:

martin_hughes

Never fear - for comedy reasons I've been archiving the stinkers I catch: http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/4178/lookatitct6.png[^]

El Corazon

darn, I need a catchy slogan like that! Just do it, It's the real thing, like a rock, stronger than pain, faster than a speeding bullet.... Just look at it. Why didn't I think of that! I think it's brilliant! What an idea! And I was there! He took the idea! He saw it ripe on the tree, he plucked it, and he put it in his pocket. It's, it's, dare I say... genius? Ah, no, no! But maybe, ooh! ah! maybe it is! Maybe I'm in the presence of greatness, maybe I just don't know it. But I saw it...

------------------ John Andrew Holmes "It is well to remember that the entire universe, with one trifling exception, is composed of others."

El Corazon

martin_hughes wrote:

for comedy reasons I've been archiving the stinkers I catch:

I looked at the archive, but it was very psychologically disturbing... none of the links worked, and it said I was you! ;)

------------------ John Andrew Holmes "It is well to remember that the entire universe, with one trifling exception, is composed of others."

Rama Krishna Vavilala

I got to know, How did you make that screenshot?

You have, what I would term, a very formal turn of phrase not seen in these isles since the old King passed from this world to the next. martin_hughes on VDK

martin_hughes

SnagIt[^] an absolutely brilliant piece of software :)

JimmyRopes

Pressing the [alt] + [ptr scr] simultaneously will copy the contents of the screen to the clipboard. From there you can drop it into any editor (MS Word, WordPad, Paint, etc.) that can handle images and save the file.

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Marc Clifton

Just do it... Just look at it... But I saw it... Yup, that about sums up life. Marc

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Oakman

JimmyRopes wrote:

Pressing the [alt] + [ptr scr] simultaneously will copy the contents of the screen to the clipboard

And using Snagit or ScreenHunter gives you so many additional options (all of which can be preset) that you'll never be tempted to use [alt] + [ptr scr] again.

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Oakman

Marc Clifton wrote:

Yup, that about sums up life.

Your forgot the last one: "I can't see it anymore."

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JimmyRopes

Since I have Photoshop as well as other image processing software I can use to edit the captured image I doubt that Snagit will add any value.

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Lost User

I just looked at one similar to that, made some constructive suggestions.

Visit http://www.notreadytogiveup.com/[^] and do something special today.

Oakman

Trollslayer wrote:

I just looked at one similar to that, made some constructive suggestions.

The one above it on the list (Clickety^) is well written and throughly documented. Unfortunately, not by the purported author, but by Dr. Rosenberg of NASA. Edit: The article you want to view was deleted at 14:44 26 Apr '08 . Please go to Design and Architecture to view the list of available articles in this section

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Mustafa Ismail Mustafa

Besides the Red-Gate series of SQL tools (haven't tried their ants profiler yet, but I'm sure it'll be incredible), SnagIt is the one of the best tools I ever coughed up money for.

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Rama Krishna Vavilala

Having used windows sfor a long time, I know Alt + Print Screen. :) But look carefully at his screenshot, it contains the full web page screenshot. You don't see any scroll bars or any title bar. That will be a difficult job to do with Alt+Prt Sc. In past I have written some utilities, to capture web page like that. SO I was a little curious to know how he did it.

You have, what I would term, a very formal turn of phrase not seen in these isles since the old King passed from this world to the next. martin_hughes on VDK

Marc Clifton

Oakman wrote:

Your forgot the last one: "I can't see it anymore."

:laugh: So true in so many ways. Marc

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JimmyRopes

Thought I might help if you didn't. :)

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Oakman

Try http://www.wisdom-soft.com/ Screen Hunter comes in a free version that has enough of the features available in the pro version to make it quite useful.

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