Pasting Netscape Screen Dumps into Powerpoint

[Bruce Hinman]

Nick,
	Your second paragraph is most accurate. You can, however, go
directly to the clipboard viewer and save the image to floppy. That is, of
course, assuming that the file is small enough to fit. Some of the screens
can get fairly large. The main thing here is, you have to go through some
application to get the screen capture so that you can save it.
Hope this helps.

Bruce Hinman			bruceh at csufresno.edu
Library Equipment Technician	(209) 278-6528 office
Henry Madden Library 		(209) 278-6952 fax
California State University
Fresno, California

On Mon, 14 Apr 1997, NICK TOMAIUOLO, INSTRUCTION LIBRARIAN, CCSU wrote:

> Dear Web4lib--
> 
> My suspicions are probably correct; yet I appeal to your experience.
> I have found that it is impossible to do a "PRT SCREEN", paste it
> from the clipboard, and save it to a floppy drive on a high-density
> diskette.
> 
> In other words, I can go to an address, do my ALT PRT SCR sequence,
> open PowerPoint, go under EDIT and PASTE the Captured screen --
> and _then_ save my PPT presentation on a floppy 
> OR
> Do all Powerpoint Presentations that include typical Netscape Web pages
> need to be saved directly to a hard drive (and then FTP'd etc.)?
> 
> Comments?
>  Thanks,
> 
> Nicholas G. Tomaiuolo, MLS
> Bibliographic Instruction Librarian
> Central Connecticut State University Library
> Reference Department
> New Britain, CT  06050
> 
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