xgrabscoutput to ppm, gimp it.
In Windows, use paintshop pro, or print screen and load your favourite image editor, then paste from the clipboard.
(In Windows, use paintshop pro, or print screen and load your favourite image editor, then paste from the clipboard.
moonbadger Doesn't judge a fish by its ability to climb trees,
Wed 5 Jun 2002, 21:04,
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huh ?Easy explanation please for mr import thicky.
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koit WWW.HIGHASAKOIT.CO.UK,
Wed 5 Jun 2002, 21:08,
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if you have the 'shopclick the window and alt-print screen to grab just the active window then go to NEW in 'shop and it will open up a new document with the dimensiosn of what's inthe clipboard and a paste will dump the image.
You can do the same with microsoft picture viewer but when saving the file i find it sometimes dumps it in the temp internet files folder so i have to change folders on the save as bit a couple times to make sure it saves it in the right place.
(You can do the same with microsoft picture viewer but when saving the file i find it sometimes dumps it in the temp internet files folder so i have to change folders on the save as bit a couple times to make sure it saves it in the right place.
Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology,
Wed 5 Jun 2002, 21:19,
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