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Tom
Joined: 11 Jun 2005 Posts: 9
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Posted: Fri 17 Jun 2005, 08:44 Post subject:
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Hi,
First of all- this is my first Linux experience- wonderful distro, and one I now pretty much know my way around.
My question is, is there an equivalent of PrintScreen for Puppy where I can take a screenshot of the desktop and save it, as I'm wondering how the screenshots on the main page were taken?
Thanks
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Lobster
Official Crustacean

Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 15109 Location: Paradox Realm
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Posted: Fri 17 Jun 2005, 08:51 Post subject:
screen capture / print screen / prnt scrn |
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Start / graphic processing / a choice of two screen capture routines
if using mtpaint (an excellent program with very good support from Mark Tyler)
go straight into any area (on the "print screen" capture) you wish to highlight and press delete - it will crop
Hope that is what you require
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Tom
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Posted: Fri 17 Jun 2005, 11:56 Post subject:
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Many thanks
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GuestToo
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Posted: Fri 17 Jun 2005, 14:45 Post subject:
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if you have icewm installed, you can press ctrl+alt+P to take a screenshot ... or just press the PrintScrn key (it dosn't work on my machine, but it might on yours)
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Guest
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Posted: Mon 20 Jun 2005, 11:26 Post subject:
Ctrl+alt+p for screenshots |
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| GuestToo wrote: | | if you have icewm installed, you can press ctrl+alt+P to take a screenshot ... or just press the PrintScrn key (it dosn't work on my machine, but it might on yours) |
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I just tried this on my machine - using Puppy 1.0.3 installed on 512meg Lexar JumpDrive and the combination worked like a champ - see attached photo - the Print Screen alternative did not, however.
I know next to nothing about Linux, but so far have
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Flash
Official Dog Handler

Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 9850 Location: Arizona USA
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Posted: Mon 20 Jun 2005, 14:50 Post subject:
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| GuestToo wrote: | | if you have icewm installed, you can press ctrl+alt+P to take a screenshot ... or just press the PrintScrn key (it dosn't work on my machine, but it might on yours) | Where the heck does it put the screenshot file when you press ctrl+alt+P?
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Guest
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Posted: Mon 20 Jun 2005, 15:05 Post subject:
Cntl-Alt-P keystrokes |
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| Flash wrote: | | GuestToo wrote: | | if you have icewm installed, you can press ctrl+alt+P to take a screenshot ... or just press the PrintScrn key (it dosn't work on my machine, but it might on yours) | Where the heck does it put the screenshot file when you press ctrl+alt+P? |
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Guest
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Posted: Mon 20 Jun 2005, 15:08 Post subject:
Cntl-Alt-P keystrokes |
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| Flash wrote: | | GuestToo wrote: | | if you have icewm installed, you can press ctrl+alt+P to take a screenshot ... or just press the PrintScrn key (it dosn't work on my machine, but it might on yours) | Where the heck does it put the screenshot file when you press ctrl+alt+P? |
Hi,
when I do the Cntl-Alt-P keystroke combination, the m-paint program comes up in a new window and that allows me to name the photo (be sure to put a .jpg or other graphics extention on it or it saves it as a text file), and save it where I want - either Puppy or more likely the hard drive (aka WindowsXP), to save space in Puppy.
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GuestToo
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Posted: Mon 20 Jun 2005, 15:41 Post subject:
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yes, the screenshot is done by mtpaint
you can select an area and crop the area
in any case, save the picture by clicking File, Save As (or press ctrl+shift+S) ... then close the mtpaint window
and, yes, include the extension in the file name (jpg, png, xpm, and so on)
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