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OPR Workshop Information Exchange => General Techniques => Topic started by: Marydh on November 04, 2018, 07:49:53 PM
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Hi All.
I've been wondering about the easiest way to keep all the good info that's been posted on the forum. Candice, I think you mentioned something about documents. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mary
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I use a program, it's free, that's called XNView. I do a lot of screenshots and save them to folders.
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Hi Mary, like Candy I do plenty of screenshots of tips and videos and save them to a folder on my computer. Also use bookmarks to pages and/or links that have gems I think I'll use in the future. The trick for me is labeling the bookmarks so they will make sense to me down the road.
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I have a really good method - I lose mine and ask Shadow... :funny:
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:halo:
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Lynn!!! :funny: :hug:
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You girls are too funny. Yeah, I was thinking screenshots. Candice I’ll check out XNView.
Thanks,
Mary
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Screenshot on a mac is shift+command+4
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Thanks Kiska. Yeah I knew about that but I was hoping I could copy then paste into a document folder on my Mac instead of screenshots.
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Thanks Kiska. Yeah I knew about that but I was hoping I could copy then paste into a document folder on my Mac instead of screenshots.
With something on the clipboard, you can use Preview on the Mac to save it as a document. Just select "New from clipboard" from the File menu. In the Save dialog, you can select JPG (the default is PNG which is larger and may not be as convenient , depending on how your stuff is organized.
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OR you can double click the name and change to a jpg...
(https://i.postimg.cc/phFhfvRw/Screen-Shot-2018-11-05-at-12-20-57-PM.png) (https://postimg.cc/phFhfvRw)
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You gals got me wondering about Windows ... here's a nice summary of the different ways to do screenshots for win 7 - 10. https://www.lifewire.com/take-screenshot-windows-7-8-10-4049964
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Thanks everyone. I got it.