<< <i>can I do the same screen capture thing without special software? That is pretty cool. >>
Yes you can.
I use WIndows XP with IE 6.
When the screen comes up, I press ALT+Print Screen
This copies an image of the current window to the clipboard.
Next, I do START/Programs/Accessories/Paint
When Paint opens, do a Ctrl+V to paste the clipboard into the Paint File.
Then do a Save As and select JPG from the options of filetypes to save as. The Default is for a bitmap (.bmp) which, for me, is difficult to work with and expensive byte wise so I opt for .jpg .
Once the JPG has been saved, I open it with MircoSoft Office Picture Manager. This should be a part of the MicroSoft Office Suite but if you do not have MS Office installed, you may not have it in which case these instructions won;t work.
I crop off what I don;t want shown then save that. I'll also compress it to a Document Compression (or Web Compression depending upon detail) and upload it to a Miscellaneous Folder in Photobucket.
I decided to change calling the bathroom the John and renamed it the Jim. I feel so much better saying I went to the Jim this morning.
The question I have, they recieved them on 11/12/08 and you got the grades posted already? How do you rate? I know one member here who has had a coin in for "review" nearly 6 months and nothing yet
<< <i>can I do the same screen capture thing without special software? That is pretty cool. >>
Yes you can.
I use WIndows XP with IE 6.
When the screen comes up, I press ALT+Print Screen
This copies an image of the current window to the clipboard.
Next, I do START/Programs/Accessories/Paint
When Paint opens, do a Ctrl+V to paste the clipboard into the Paint File.
Then do a Save As and select JPG from the options of filetypes to save as. The Default is for a bitmap (.bmp) which, for me, is difficult to work with and expensive byte wise so I opt for .jpg .
Once the JPG has been saved, I open it with MircoSoft Office Picture Manager. This should be a part of the MicroSoft Office Suite but if you do not have MS Office installed, you may not have it in which case these instructions won;t work.
I crop off what I don;t want shown then save that. I'll also compress it to a Document Compression (or Web Compression depending upon detail) and upload it to a Miscellaneous Folder in Photobucket. >>
The other option is to frame window around what you want and then do the print screen, that will allow skipping the second to last step.
The question I have, they recieved them on 11/12/08 and you got the grades posted already? How do you rate? I know one member here who has had a coin in for "review" nearly 6 months and nothing yet >>
For "special coins" I always go with the 5 Day Express Special. I mailed these Express Insured on 11/8 and with the Veterans Day Holiday (no PO) PCGS didn;t get them until the 12th. I have no idea why they graded so quickly but I ain't gonna complain.
BTW, that 71-S PR69DCAM is a Top Pop.
I decided to change calling the bathroom the John and renamed it the Jim. I feel so much better saying I went to the Jim this morning.
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<< <i>can I do the same screen capture thing without special software? That is pretty cool. >>
Yes you can.
I use WIndows XP with IE 6.
When the screen comes up, I press ALT+Print Screen
This copies an image of the current window to the clipboard.
Next, I do START/Programs/Accessories/Paint
When Paint opens, do a Ctrl+V to paste the clipboard into the Paint File.
Then do a Save As and select JPG from the options of filetypes to save as. The Default is for a bitmap (.bmp) which, for me, is difficult to work with and expensive byte wise so I opt for .jpg .
Once the JPG has been saved, I open it with MircoSoft Office Picture Manager. This should be a part of the MicroSoft Office Suite but if you do not have MS Office installed, you may not have it in which case these instructions won;t work.
I crop off what I don;t want shown then save that. I'll also compress it to a Document Compression (or Web Compression depending upon detail) and upload it to a Miscellaneous Folder in Photobucket.
The name is LEE!
The question I have, they recieved them on 11/12/08 and you got the grades posted already? How do you rate? I know one member here who has had a coin in for "review" nearly 6 months and nothing yet
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<< <i>can I do the same screen capture thing without special software? That is pretty cool. >>
Yes you can.
I use WIndows XP with IE 6.
When the screen comes up, I press ALT+Print Screen
This copies an image of the current window to the clipboard.
Next, I do START/Programs/Accessories/Paint
When Paint opens, do a Ctrl+V to paste the clipboard into the Paint File.
Then do a Save As and select JPG from the options of filetypes to save as. The Default is for a bitmap (.bmp) which, for me, is difficult to work with and expensive byte wise so I opt for .jpg .
Once the JPG has been saved, I open it with MircoSoft Office Picture Manager. This should be a part of the MicroSoft Office Suite but if you do not have MS Office installed, you may not have it in which case these instructions won;t work.
I crop off what I don;t want shown then save that. I'll also compress it to a Document Compression (or Web Compression depending upon detail) and upload it to a Miscellaneous Folder in Photobucket. >>
The other option is to frame window around what you want and then do the print screen, that will allow skipping the second to last step.
<< <i>Good for you on the 1971 S/S Ikes!
The question I have, they recieved them on 11/12/08 and you got the grades posted already? How do you rate? I know one member here who has had a coin in for "review" nearly 6 months and nothing yet
For "special coins" I always go with the 5 Day Express Special. I mailed these Express Insured on 11/8 and with the Veterans Day Holiday (no PO) PCGS didn;t get them until the 12th. I have no idea why they graded so quickly but I ain't gonna complain.
BTW, that 71-S PR69DCAM is a Top Pop.
The name is LEE!
Nice grades, no BB's. You are THE MAN!
Congrats.
Bob
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