Is there any way in 4.6 of taking a screen shot of the current patch or even of the entire screen? or do i need some other program in windows xp to be able to do this?

Is there any way in 4.6 of taking a screen shot of the current patch or even of the entire screen?  or do i need some other program in windows xp to be able to do this?


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If you own Jitter you could use jit.desktop: "The jit.desktop object grabs the contents of the computer display, taking a screen shot of whatever lies at the specified screen coordinates and placing that data into a Jitter matrix."

in windows, pressing the print screen key will capture the screen to 

On Nov 11, 2008, at 11:38 AM, Jay Bodley wrote:

> Is there any way in 4.6 of taking a screen shot of the current patch 

> or even of the entire screen? or do i need some other program in 

in windows, pressing the print screen key will capture the screen to  
the clipboard as an image.

>
> Is there any way in 4.6 of taking a screen shot of the current patch  
> or even of the entire screen?  or do i need some other program in  
> windows xp to be able to do this?


I don't know of any way without Jitter. It makes sense though, Jitter is the visual add-on for Max.

ok so this is where it gets tricky... i'm running windows xp of a macbook so i don't have a print-screen button.

::looking into print-screen equivalent on mac keyboard::

ok so this is where it gets tricky... i'm running windows xp of a macbook so i don't have a print-screen button.
::looking into print-screen equivalent on mac keyboard::


And if you're on a mac you can use the Grab application.

but...not sure if that'll translate into windows-land on your mac (probably not).

I've found a good way of doing this. Under start menu in windows, click 'programs,' then 'accessories,' then 'accessibility,' then 'on-screen keyboard.' the on-screen keyboard has the 'psc' or 'print-screen' key.

I've found a good way of doing this.  Under start menu in windows, click 'programs,' then 'accessories,' then 'accessibility,' then 'on-screen keyboard.'  the on-screen keyboard has the 'psc' or 'print-screen' key.


I've been running autohotkeys in the background as a keyboard conversion 

Andreas (xp with apple alu keyboard ( the best there is) )

> I've found a good way of doing this. Under start menu in windows, click 'programs,' then 'accessories,' then 'accessibility,' then 'on-screen keyboard.' the on-screen keyboard has the 'psc' or 'print-screen' key

I've been running autohotkeys in the background as a keyboard conversion 
script - will work well for heavier use.

Jay Bodley skrev:
> I've found a good way of doing this.  Under start menu in windows, click 'programs,' then 'accessories,' then 'accessibility,' then 'on-screen keyboard.'  the on-screen keyboard has the 'psc' or 'print-screen' key


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