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LAST EDITED ON Aug-06-02 AT 01:19 AM (EDT)
How do i take a screenshot of the quad tree I've generated in Route geometry Extractor? have tried "printscreen, and shift/printscreen and no go! would like to print it out to help reference the laying of track
Thanks all for the help I have gotten here!
Dave
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ALT-printscreen copies the active window to the clipboard (in memory), then open a new image in your paint program and hit edit, paste. You can't actually see the clipboard unless you have it installed and open, but each time you hit print screen or ALT printscreen, or select text and copy, it goes to the clipboard.
Hitting printscreen instead of ALT printscreen captures the entire screen.
With the geo extractor selected as the active window, I hit ALT printscreen;
The image is now in memory, I open up a paint program, and edit, paste.
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LAST EDITED ON Aug-06-02 AT 01:37 AM (EDT)
Thanks a million sniper, your too kind to all us newbies
Dave
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Just curious Sniper, what the heck is "dirty sewer line"?Jeff Leslie
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