Print Screen

[Needhelp000]

I was wondring if there is a way for me to get a copy of the website like pushing print screen and then putting the image onto a website, anyone tell me how i can do that?

[degsy]

eh?

[Mr Bean]

Hi

Press ALT and print screen. Go back to your desktop and right click the mouse. Open a new bit map image. Click edit and then paste.

Cheers

Beanie

[Needhelp000]

Hi

Press ALT and print screen. Go back to your desktop and right click the mouse. Open a new bit map image. Click edit and then paste.

Cheers

Beanie


ok it wont work on freewebs.com it says it cant upload .exe files is there a way for me to change the type of the file?

[thephoton]

cant upload .exe files

bitmap files are usually *.bmp. What you need to do is what Mr Bean said about Alt+Print Screen. Then click Start -> Run and type 'mspaint' (without the ''), then click OK. Once paint has loaded, click the edit menu, and click Paste. This will import your picture. Finally click File -> Save As. Make sure the 'save as type' box says: '24-bit bitmap (*.bmp;*.dib)' or 'JPEG (*.jpg; *.jpeg;*.jpe;*.jfif)' then type a name for your picture and click save.

Hope this helps
Matt

[Mr Bean]

ok it wont work on freewebs.com it says it cant upload .exe files is there a way for me to change the type of the file?

I use this method on Freewebs on a regular basis.

Press ALT & PRT SCREEN - this will copy the page you are looking at to your clipboard.

Go to your desktop and right-click the mouse. Go to NEW and then BIT MAP IMAGE.

At the top of the screen click on EDIT.

Then select PASTE. This will paste your page to the BITMAP file.

You can then save the image and upload it to your webspace.

If you need help uploading to your webspace then we can help with that as well.

Cheers

Beanie

[Needhelp000]

bitmap files are usually *.bmp. What you need to do is what Mr Bean said about Alt+Print Screen. Then click Start -> Run and type 'mspaint' (without the ''), then click OK. Once paint has loaded, click the edit menu, and click Paste. This will import your picture. Finally click File -> Save As. Make sure the 'save as type' box says: '24-bit bitmap (*.bmp;*.dib)' or 'JPEG (*.jpg; *.jpeg;*.jpe;*.jfif)' then type a name for your picture and click save.

Hope this helps
Matt


alright thax that helps alottttt, thax for your help

[rockboy]

If you're going to be uploading an image to a website, you should choose .jpg instead of .bmp. The bmp files will be huge file sizes compared to a jpg.

[Needhelp000]

yea i did use jpg