The date and time was Friday, March 27, 2009 10:59:29 PM, and on a whim,
jim pounded out on the keyboard:
To enable Comments-Arrows etc ,to be Applied to an image.See Screen
shots Site. jim
Hi Jim,
In Windows, you know that pressing PrtScn captures the entire display
window, and Shift-PrtScn captures the "active window" only. Then you
open the graphics program of choice. Depending on the graphices
software, you can press Ctrl-V to paste the capture into a window (using
Windows Paint in this example).
From there you can click on the "Text" button and add text to the
image. Change the color of the text prior to typing by clicking on the
desired color in the color palette at the bottom of the screen.
Then click on the "Line" button to draw a line. Paint doesn't have
arrows at the end of a line option, but many programs do.
Then you can use the "Select" to crop the image down if you want by
selecting the area, pressing Ctrl-C to copy, press Ctrl-N for a new
window, then press Ctrl-V to paste the cropped image. Save the file as
a jpg, gif, or png, NOT bmp or tiff (unless you want a very large file
size).
Terry R.
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