Ksnapshot - Ping Cousing Stanley

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Gordon Darling

Rereading my post I missed out one important step!

Click on "New Snapshot" and THEN

Regards
Gordon
 
Rereading my post I missed out one important step!
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o Start ksnapshot on virtual desktop One.
o Set as full screen.
o Snapshot delay 20 seconds
o Click on "New Snapshot" and THEN
o Switch to virtual desktop two.
o Open menu structure.
o Wait.
o Ksnapshot will pop up with capture.
o Crop to suit.
Cousin Gordon ....

Thanks for the update ....

Will try it out very soon ....
 
Rereading my post I missed out one important step!
Click to expand...

o Start ksnapshot on virtual desktop One.
o Set as full screen.
o Snapshot delay 20 seconds
o Click on "New Snapshot" and THEN
o Switch to virtual desktop two.
o Open menu structure.
o Wait.
o Ksnapshot will pop up with capture.
o Crop to suit.
Cousin Gordon ....

Your KSnapshot recipe worked like a champ
on the first try ....

An example showing the Knoppix Desktop
with the KDE menu open to Multimedia/Graphics ....

http://fastq.com/~sckitching/Image/KDE_Menu_1.jpg
800x600 .... [ 86 KB ]

Hopefully, this screen shot helps to show
that Linux menus may be very similar
to those encountered in Windows ....

The 1024x768 .png KSnapshot was saved
to a Windows FAT32 partition under Linux/Knoppix ....

Re-sized to 800x600 and converted to .jpg image
using IrfanView under Win98_SE ....

Thanks again ....
 
On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 19:16:21 -0700, Cousin Stanley wrote:

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Your KSnapshot recipe worked like a champ
on the first try ....

An example showing the Knoppix Desktop
with the KDE menu open to Multimedia/Graphics ....

http://fastq.com/~sckitching/Image/KDE_Menu_1.jpg
800x600 .... [ 86 KB ]

Hopefully, this screen shot helps to show
that Linux menus may be very similar
to those encountered in Windows ....

The 1024x768 .png KSnapshot was saved
to a Windows FAT32 partition under Linux/Knoppix ....

Re-sized to 800x600 and converted to .jpg image
using IrfanView under Win98_SE ....

Thanks again ....
Click to expand...

Glad it worked out OK.

All the best.
Gordon
 
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