Have you tried pasting into a Word document and attaching it to an e-mail.
Try this tip:
Open a New Word document, and Type in an appropriate Heading. “Screenshot of
Peter Liesching’s Computer”. Now save it.
If using Word 2007 and above, you should now be able to go to File, Info, and
determine the file size, which will likely be around 15k.
Now navigate to the screen you wish to screen shot and use the PrtScn button.
This is usually the key to the right of the F12 key with Shift held down.
Go back to your Word document, ensuring that the cursor is on a line below the
text your typed in.
With the Ctrl key held down, press letter v to paste the screen shot into the
Word document, and save again.
Again look at File: Info in the Word document, and provided the size has
increased, it will usually mean that you have managed to paste the screen shot
into your document.
You can then attach the document to an e-mail, although if you have a helpful
sighted friend, you could mail to them first to ensure it is what’s needed.
George
From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Peter Liesching
Sent: 15 April 2015 16:12
To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [access-uk] Screen shot advice
I have bean asked to supply a screen shot showing details of my drives by
Seagate so they can assist me in resolving a memory problem I have with an
external hard drive. It’s specification is 1 terabyte but is only showing 32
GB. I have attempted several times using the command ‘control + print screen’
and also ‘alt + print screen’ which was also suggested and then pasting in to
the E-mail with ‘control +V’ but nothing happens! I am using NVDA if that
makes any difference?
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Pete
