> On Thursday, July 17, 2003 3:33 PM , Al Feng wrote: > > If you only need a "screen" save, then you can use Snagit32 (WIN > > shareware). > > Or, using standard tools, view the document in Full Screen mode, press > <ALT-PrtScr> and paste into Microsoft Paint and save to JPEG or GIF. > > Stephen What is the difference between ALT PrtScreen and ordinary PrtScreen (might come in useful to know as I use PrtScreen a lot to capture screens from QPC to print my hi-colour tinkerings via Windoze progs until we have SMSQ/E hi-colour SDUMPs).
-- Dilwyn Jones
