I can't speak to the 3048 but for screen captures I used to use the snipping
tool, but have recently started using Irfanview. You can run it in the
background and with a single command (I use Ctrl+F11) can copy the full screen
or window and save it instantly in a format and location of your choice or to
the clipboard.
Wes N7WS
On 10/15/2017 12:46 PM, John Miles wrote:
I don't believe there's a way to save images from within HTBasic, although there
certainly should be. I use the "Snipping Tool" accessory in Windows 7 for that
sort of thing. It probably exists in all versions of WIndows including 10, but who knows
what they call it these days.
If you create a shortcut key for the tool, it's easy to invoke whenever
needed. Hit ctrl-shift-C (in my case), wait for the tool to come up, and drag
a box around the graph or other content to be cropped and saved. The image can
then be saved as a .PNG, .GIF, or .JPG, or pasted directly into a document.
The RESU files saved by 3048A.BAS are similar to the .res files saved by PN3048, and
PN3048 can load them directly if you select 'All files' in the file-open dialog. You
can then save the graph or the entire window as a .PNG file. TimeLab (
http://www.miles.io/timelab/beta.htm ) can also import them (File->Import .RES or
.PNP noise data) and save images (File->Save image or .TIM file or File->Copy
image to clipboard). But if all you want is a .PNG, the snipping tool is much easier
than dealing with any of this stuff.
-- john, KE5FX
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