rzemanfl
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:38 AM
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Can someone post a brief "how to" on capturing Internet pages? |
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Edited on Sat Sep-30-06 10:47 AM by rzemanfl
Foley forgot to take down his Internet site yesterday before he resigned. I know one of the mods captured some of it, but I would like to know how to screen captures for future reference. It would have been nice to have captured the whole site.
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:39 AM
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1. Ctrl+Alt+Print Screen (buttons - all simultaneously) |
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:41 AM
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2. Use the PrintScreen button |
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Then open up a program (I just use paint) and hit paste. Then you can crop and save your image.
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:41 AM
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3. On my laptop, I have to hit only 2 buttons: |
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Ctrl and PrtSC. Then I go to "PAINT," and click on "Edit" and click on "Paste," to keep the screen cap.
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:42 AM
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4. If they're 16 year old Internet pages, I know a guy who can help you |
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:42 AM
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5. In InternetExplorer:file menu, save as, change file type to archive (.mht) |
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Edited on Sat Sep-30-06 10:42 AM by catzies
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:44 AM
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you hit the button PrtScrn/SysRq to the right of all the F keys. That copies whatever is on your screen at the time to the clipboard. Then open a program like MS Paint or Photoshop and past your captured image into that. Then save as a file, usually jpg, tiff, or png.
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:49 AM
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7. THANKS all of you. n/t |
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:50 AM
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:52 AM
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Or, you can type command-shift-4 to get a little cursor that allows you to do a partial capture.
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:54 AM
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10. Firefox -- Scrapbook (Save site for browsing offiline) |
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:57 AM
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11. I use the "Scrapbook" add-on for Firefox. |
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Scrapbook - Firefox extensionIf you're not already using Firefox as your browser (highly recommended!), you can download it here: Download Firefox
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Sat Sep-30-06 10:57 AM
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12. Right click, Save page as |
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Sat Sep-30-06 11:06 AM
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13. Go on eBay and buy a copy of Adobe Acrobat, 4.0 or higher |
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(the latest is 7), and use it as an alternate brwoser.
Then you will capture EVERY page you visit, as part of a big session PDF. Your problem won't be capturing pages, but rather deleting unwanted pages.
Depending on how recent a version you have, you may have to use another browser to capture pages that use a lot of Java or Flash.
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