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still, poster printing option in your printer driver seems the best and most general solution.-mouser (July 15, 2014, 06:43 PM)
*** UPDATE: ***
I just went back to look at things again...the pdf , jpg , and png files captured.
If I open the pdf file on Adobe reader, it fills about 2.5 screens (vertically) on my laptop,
yet, when I look at the top Adobe menu bar, near where it shows the % magnification,
it shows that it is viewing Page 1/1 : so there is only 1 page ... but it is long.
If I try to print it without using shrink-to-fit (fit-to-page), it crops a smaller area, vertically and horizontally to print.
If I drag & drop the pdf file into a Word document, it gets truncated vertically (along it length), and it is offset to the horizontally
to the right based on the doc's margins. I must resize the file (grabbing its resize tabs at its corners) to make it fit within the Word document.
If I drag & drop the jpg file into a Word document, the file automatically gets resized (fit-to-page) basd on its length.
Similalry, for a png file.-DaleB (July 15, 2014, 11:53 AM)
First, let me recap what I had to do since my key-clicks differed from what was stated in the video.-
Again, I am using an HP laptop, which involves having the use the function (fn) and Alt keys.
Open SC (via the Start menu, or double-click its shortcut icon)
Its icon appears in the system tray, with a blue screen background.
Press fn+Ctrl+Shift+PrtScr to obtain the red area-capture rectangle.
The SC's system tray icon, with a red screen background
If necessary, move your mouse pointer so that it is in the window area to be captured,
otherwise the red rectangle will select a different (possibly larger) rectangular area.
Press fn+Ctrl+Click
Select Item 3: Begin a Scrolling Window Capture on this Object.
Select Item 2: Let me Manually Scroll the Window
Click top bullet (if needed): Target Window with Vertical Content
Click Next
Minimize or move dialog box outside the window to be captured.
Press fn+Alt+PrtScr to capture the first screen
Press the Page Down button on your keyboard to scroll down an entire page.
Press fn+Alt+PrtScr to capture the next screen
Repeat the Capture/Scroll process until you capture all of the screens that you want.
Click Done in the Dialog box that you had Minimized/Moved.
Press Start Here: Guess Margins
Press Then: Guess Overlaps Given Margins
Press 100% then Preview now to view the capture in the small window pane area.
Press OK, Save built image button.-DaleB (July 08, 2014, 12:12 PM)
A dialog box appears with options to Discard, Save, Print, ... the image.-
If you save the file, change the file extension to say jpg is desired.
It defaults to file type, png.
If I select to print the image, the entire captured image does not get print[/i].-
In my case, only Page 2 of 3, printed.-DaleB (July 08, 2014, 12:12 PM)
1 I saved the image to a jpg file, then opened it to print it.-
The program only prints Page 1 normal size, or the entire capture as "fit-to-page",
so that it is small, thus hard-to-read.
2 If I copy & paste the jpg file into a Word document, it only keep one first page,
based on the margins set for the Word document.
3 Similarly, if I save it as a pdf file , Adobe Reader can print the entire image in "fit-to-page",
not the normal/captured size.-DaleB (July 08, 2014, 12:12 PM)
And, by capturing an integer number of successive full-screen snapshots, I am capturing more information than what I may want. Example: I may only want to capture the area of 2.25 screens, but in order to do so, I must capture 3 full screens; thus, I have extra information that I may not want.--DaleB (July 08, 2014, 12:12 PM)
Scented Candles for Life’s Disappointments
http://theflickingca....com/collections/all-mouser (July 04, 2014, 06:06 PM)
Nice. I suppose it's no accident that they named their company "flicking" candles and write it in all caps so that the L and the I in flick looks like a U.-Deozaan (July 05, 2014, 10:51 AM)
;-)Update v2.0.0.14 - http://vdsfreak.com/...st/90245038515/note5
- Fixed right arrow/page hotkey to switch notes
- When creating a new theme it is based off the currently selected one
- Added import/export theme to the Color Theme Editor
- If a theme is modified it asks to save
- Added ability to add sub menus and separators to the URLs menus.-c.gingerich (June 28, 2014, 07:26 PM)
-mouser (June 28, 2014, 06:27 PM)
)When dealing with free software and those that try to help you with it, patience is a virtue. Especially over the weekend. :Thmbsup-wraith808 (June 28, 2014, 12:57 PM)
(see attachment in previous post)
From a book store signing. And don't blame the messenger when you get it!-wraith808 (June 26, 2014, 01:28 PM)
So the U.S. won, tied, lost, and advanced? I will never make fun of American football again.-wraith808 (June 26, 2014, 01:27 PM)
@tomos - You can edit the themes using the new theme editor to make the backgrounds lighter. I can still make you a theme with lighter backgrounds if you wish.-c.gingerich (June 26, 2014, 07:22 AM)
