01-19-2009, 11:08 PM
Wayne,
Pat has a good point about confusion about where the confusion is. Consider adding a screenshot to go along with your descritions. I've seen a lot of conversations go down diverging paths due to different assumptions about what a user is intending - pictures are worth more than a thousand words in this case!
Describe your scenario (i.e. "clicking on the photo's "Image Name" gives you the "img" data to copy, for posting. The resultant picture, when posted, however, is partially cut-off along its right side."), then hit the <alt> then <print screen> buttons (while still holding <alt>).
Open MS Paint and paste (cntrl+v, edit | paste or right click | paste - your call!), save as a file, then attach to your post. Draw on the image first if that helps show your intent. A quick example is posted below.
My apologies if you know the details of the steps above.
Matt
edit - I should note that at my resolution (1680x1050), I can see the entire screenshot image below. At 1024x768, about the right third is cut off, though I can see it by using the horizontal scroll bar on my browser. Wayne, Is this what is happening in your right-third-cut-off scenario? I'm using Firefox.
Pat has a good point about confusion about where the confusion is. Consider adding a screenshot to go along with your descritions. I've seen a lot of conversations go down diverging paths due to different assumptions about what a user is intending - pictures are worth more than a thousand words in this case!
Describe your scenario (i.e. "clicking on the photo's "Image Name" gives you the "img" data to copy, for posting. The resultant picture, when posted, however, is partially cut-off along its right side."), then hit the <alt> then <print screen> buttons (while still holding <alt>).
Open MS Paint and paste (cntrl+v, edit | paste or right click | paste - your call!), save as a file, then attach to your post. Draw on the image first if that helps show your intent. A quick example is posted below.
My apologies if you know the details of the steps above.
Matt
edit - I should note that at my resolution (1680x1050), I can see the entire screenshot image below. At 1024x768, about the right third is cut off, though I can see it by using the horizontal scroll bar on my browser. Wayne, Is this what is happening in your right-third-cut-off scenario? I'm using Firefox.
Matt Goodman
Columbus, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio