Posted by bbruce at dyn1-tnt7-253.chicago.il.ameritech.net on May 11, 2001 at 23:15:06:
In Reply to: I'll tell you... posted by Walnutman on May 11, 2001 at 22:51:27:
I did that and...
On Adobe, the movie inside Quicktime didn't even show up on the pic. It was just a black screen.
On another program (MGI Photosuite to be exact), half of it showed up, and the rest was black. If you selected the black parts and moved them around, they uncovered the original image that I copied... but after I saved, the pic was all black.
Could it do with what program I'm using to save the image?
I visited your site before, but there's a few frames you don't have that I wanted to get... :)
bbruce
: But you have to promise to visit my super-duper page of screen captures first.
: It's simple: Print Screen.
: Then paste in Photo House or similar software.
: Crop so that only the image is there.
: Then save.
: It's a little time consuming, but it works like a charm.
: But then again...you won't need to know if you visit my site.