Thanks Patsy,
Very clear and sensible.
Chris
Chris Shepheard
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Sent: 30 November 2020 10:59
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Subject: [heraldnegindex] Re: Screenshots and snipping
Hello All,
By trial and error I found that if you go to the very bottom left of the screen
where the Windows/Start icon is, in the search box type snip and the tool will
appear. Once selected, draw around the area required on the Neg. page. From
there you have a choice to underline or highlight. I chose to highlight. Then
Save As to a file name (here I chose to use the Neg. No.) and put in a folder
perhaps called SNIPS in Photographs.
I work on 2 computers at a time - one is old the other new and they are
slightly different when it comes to Excel and for finding things like the snip
tool - but it's all there (somewhere).
The next time you go to the Windows icon - the snip tool will be there ready
for use.
Patsy
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Sent: Monday, 30 Nov, 2020 At 10:13 AM
Subject: [heraldnegindex] Screenshots and snipping
Good morning everybody,
I’m finding some of the screen photographs difficult to read – particularly
those from cameras or taken with phones.
I few weeks ago I sent the following to Rosemary but mistakenly thought I had
circulated it to everybody so here it finally is –
This will allow you to take a “screen grab” from within the actual computer –
much simpler and of higher resolution.
Taking a screenshot take a look at
https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-screenshot-on-windows?r=US ;
<https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-screenshot-on-windows?r=US&IR=T> &IR=T
That looks complicated but really it appears you are best using the inbuilt
“Snipping Tool” (just type Snipping Tool into the search button on the task
bar). I have been using it recently with great success.
I believe there is a similar tool available for Apple.
Please also include details of the assignment (left page column) as this gives
a hint as to what the photograph is about.
Thanks,
Chris
Chris Shepheard
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