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To: skinowski who wrote (63984)	1/17/2003 11:04:43 PM
From: At_The_Ask	Respond to of 209892

The easiest way, without downloading anything is to press the print screen key. This will copy your entire screen to the clipboard. Open paint, select: file-edit-paste. You can crop around the image to remove whatever you don't want. Even better is to download 20-20 from this location, it screen captures directly into the editor without any tags in the image. hotfreeware.com It's cool.

To: skinowski who wrote (63984)	1/18/2003 3:35:41 AM
From: Shack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 209892

I use a very simple program called Snagit. Its available for free around the net and its extremely simple to work. Saves the image as a .gif.

To: skinowski who wrote (63984)	1/18/2003 8:05:04 AM
From: shoreco	Respond to of 209892

skinowski...>> How do you 'capture the image' off the Qcharts? << It is very easy.. Step 1. Right click on the image and a menu pops up... Step 2. Click "Export" and then "Image"... Step 3. Most likely your pictures folder will open, but you can create a new folder just for qcharts and once you set this folder in the "Save in" window it will automatically open there all the time... Step 4. Save as "JPEG"... There, see how simple... EOM Shoreco PS Now you can download or share them anywhere, anytime just by retrieving that folder...