That's what I use to do the shots used on my website, saves having to do a QL to PC screen format transfer. Virtually every PC graphics programs, including the ones supplied with Windoze, will let you simply PASTE the picture into that program from the clipboard.
One tip - to make sure your pages load as fast as possible, crop or resize the image to the required size, rather than letting the HTML resize the image to the display required. Don't, for example, save a 640x480 picture onto your website for display scaled to say 100x100 (silly example) as the 1MB or whatever 640x480 would need to be downloaded rather than the 50K or whatever 100x100. Might sound obvious to an experienced programmer like you, Rich, but you'd be amazed how many 'slow' websites (few QL ones in my experience actually) do this. People seem to think the 'scaling' is being done on the webserver or something and the picture is only downloaded in the size etc required for display. Not true of course, your PC would download the full 640x480 graphic and only then scale it to the specified size! Even though I'm aware of this now, I still find the odd picture on my website guilty of this from the early days :-( -- Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.soft.net.uk/dj/index.html >> Well, simply run QPC in a window and let Windows do the screenshot >> (Alt+Print key combination, transfers the shot into the clipboard). >> >> Marcel >> > >OOh - never thought of that one... I don't know all the ins and outs of >Windows (yet) and still haven't got my QPC manual (hint hint Jochen!)
