> My students have loved drawing pics in turtle. What they'd love more (as > would the wall of my classroom) would be if they could print their pictures > to a printer.
Outside of Python, you can use simple OS facilities to capture the drawing, paste in a file, then print or do whatever else you want (inside a python, it is too dark to see any graphics - to paraphrase Groucho Marx :-). How exactly you create and paste this the drawing will depend on your particular system: Windows, Macintosh, Linux, etc. In Windows, for example, perform the following steps. * Click on the title bar of the drawing widow to make it the active window. * Use Alt + Print Screen to copy the window onto the clipboard. The above step will have no visible effect to you. * Start any application that can handle graphics, such as the Paint program. * Use Edit -> Paste to paste the window copied from the clipboard onto an empty document. * Print the document. If you have no access to Paint, you can use a word processor, such as Microsoft Office Word or Open Office Writer. Atanas -- Atanas Radenski mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://studypack.com mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www1.chapman.edu/~radenski Quoting Matt K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi, > > My students have loved drawing pics in turtle. What they'd love more (as > would the wall of my classroom) would be if they could print their pictures > to a printer. > > Does anybody know of how to do this? > _______________________________________________ Edu-sig mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/edu-sig
