See You Question

Friends:
Can somebody please teach me how to capture an image from See
You and store it in a manner that allows it to be incorporated into a
document or a power point presentation? I used to know how to do
it with screen capture via Picassa and the image would show up in
my Picassa library - but Picassa is not supported any more.

Thanks in advance,

ROY

- File
- Save As
- JPG (or BMP)

Or use Snipping Tool Desktop app.

GG

At 13:00 12 April 2016, Roy Bourgeois wrote:
Friends:
Can somebody please teach me how to capture an image from See
You and store it in a manner that allows it to be incorporated into a
document or a power point presentation? I used to know how to do
it with screen capture via Picassa and the image would show up in
my Picassa library - but Picassa is not supported any more.

Thanks in advance,

RO

On Tuesday, April 12, 2016 at 6:15:07 AM UTC-7, Roy Bourgeois wrote:
Friends:
Can somebody please teach me how to capture an image from See
You and store it in a manner that allows it to be incorporated into a
document or a power point presentation? I used to know how to do
it with screen capture via Picassa and the image would show up in
my Picassa library - but Picassa is not supported any more.

Thanks in advance,

ROY

Google "Irfanview", download it and check all of it's neat capabilities.
Heinz

I use "Snag-It" software.
BillT

On Tuesday, April 12, 2016 at 6:15:07 AM UTC-7, Roy Bourgeois wrote:
Friends:
Can somebody please teach me how to capture an image from See
You and store it in a manner that allows it to be incorporated into a
document or a power point presentation? I used to know how to do
it with screen capture via Picassa and the image would show up in
my Picassa library - but Picassa is not supported any more.

Thanks in advance,

ROY

Command-Shift-3, built into the OS.

But of course only if you run it on a Mac .

On Tuesday, April 12, 2016 at 11:15:07 PM UTC+10, Roy Bourgeois wrote:
Friends:
Can somebody please teach me how to capture an image from See
You and store it in a manner that allows it to be incorporated into a
document or a power point presentation? I used to know how to do
it with screen capture via Picassa and the image would show up in
my Picassa library - but Picassa is not supported any more.

Thanks in advance,

ROY

No need for third part programs: hold down ALT and press Prt Sc
Paste from the clipboard into your program
Pressing ALT ensures only the window in focus, as opposed to the whole desktop is captured.