Has TQS been Hacked?

[Susan B.]

Thanks Rita and Sue. I should have said I am still using Windows XP.

I do have a Print Screen button on my keyboard, but when I click it nothing (that I can see) happens. I don't know where to look if it did take the screenshot.

[Susan B.]

Michelle,
On my XP computer I use Jing Snag-it, a free program: here's the link. It may pester you about upgrading when you start your computer, but that may be something I did back in the day, too. I like it because it allow you to write comments on images.

http://www.techsmith.com/download/jing/

[Beverly C.]

Michelle, on my computer you hold down the control key then press the print screen key. Then open word, right click on your mouse, and select paste. It'll print the page. Give it a try. Bev

[Constance G.]

Michelle, on my computer you hold down the control key then press the print screen key. Then open word, right click on your mouse, and select paste. It'll print the page. Give it a try. Bev

Good to know! Thanks for the info!

[Margo C.]

Thanks Rita and Sue. I should have said I am still using Windows XP.

I do have a Print Screen button on my keyboard, but when I click it nothing (that I can see) happens. I don't know where to look if it did take the screenshot.

Michelle, I'm using Windows 7. When I press PRTSC (and I don't use the CTRL button) it "copies" everything on my screen onto my "clipboard".
Then when I use the "paste" function it puts the screen capture in the program I'm using like MSWord or Paint, just like any copy/paste function.

I also really use the MS Snipping Tool a LOT! You will find it under Accessories folder in your PROGRAMS file.

Hope that helps!

[Margo C.]

Thank you so much Bev and Margo! I did the Control Print Screen button just now, and then opened Paint and pasted it in. It worked slick!! I just never knew how to actually find the image - and now I know thanks to my TQS Tech Support Girls!

[Margo C.]

[Margo C.]

Well, none of that helps me--I have the new, wonderful Windows 8. I think you know from previous comments that I am not being serious here.

[Constance G.]

Ritzy, I feel your Windows 8 pain! Just for fun, try googling "I hate Windows 8". Misery loves company!

[Susan B.]

For Windows 8 users:

http://www.eightforums.com/customiza...-location.html

Computer/Local Disk C: /Windows/System32/Snipping Tool

You can then probably right click on the Snipping Tool icon and pin it to your task bar.

[Susan B.]

Genious Sue!!!!!!! I found it--now to figure out how to use it. :?

[Margo C.]

Ritzy, I hope you figure this out 'cause it is STINKIN' COOL!!! I use mine all the time!

[Susan B.]

Ritzy, you see an image or a shot in a video that you want a picture of. Left click the Snipping Tool,
then drag a bounding box around what you want. Let go, and save it. I keep a folder on my desktop dated by year "Images for 2013" for example, so I can find the image later.

If it's a video, it will freeze frame, so you can take a picture of Brad Pitt or someone else cool :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Beverly C.]

I've used the snipping tool a LOT since Margo mentioned it in another post not so long ago. I now have many, many pictures of quilts that have great ideas in them - whether color choices, pattern, or quilt designs I want to do some time. I'd have a long, long list of things I've learned from Margo over these past few years!!!

[Margo C.]