Help making illustation for tam columns

Started by Bob, January 06, 2014, 12:56:09 PM

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Bob

I've been asked to make visual illustration on how to add columns in client list.   Problem is can't capture the right click option that list choices for columns.  Moment I try snipping tool or screen capture it closes the window that was open during the right click.

Anyone have any tricks to capture this?

Ric

Quote from: Bob Connor on January 06, 2014, 12:56:09 PM
I've been asked to make visual illustration on how to add columns in client list.   Problem is can't capture the right click option that list choices for columns.  Moment I try snipping tool or screen capture it closes the window that was open during the right click.

Anyone have any tricks to capture this?

Bob,

Try using the Print Screen button on the keyboard (right click to get the option you are looking for, then, Print Screen key) then paste into a graphic editor for cropping.

HTH

Ric

Ric Tucker
Manager of Information Systems
Past President, New Jersey Chapter

J A Mariano Agency
TAM 2020, 11users, Windows 2019 Server,
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit workstations
fax@vantage 9.0.5,
Acoustic guitar, drums, percussion
Chrome, Microsoft 365

Bob

Tried that..  Moment you hit print screen dialog box with choices for columns closes.

Try it and you'll see what I mean.

Bob

Ok check that, works a little.   Captures all the screens and small.  Shift Print screen captures a screen but closes the dialog.

See if I can crop it down and resize it make it workable. 

Thanks Ric!

GeorgeW

I was just able to do this in Epic using Gadwin PrintScreen (the free version).  Right clicked to bring up options and then have to leave the mouse where it is and then hit my hot key combination. Am able to just select the area I want, so it's a nice big copy!  Hope this makes sense!
George Watson
AssuredPartners NL, Louisville, KY
Epic 2022 R2, MU2

Mark

Or record it and take a screenshot during playback.  Free tools to record screen are out there.
Mark Piontek, MBA
Director of Information Systems
BS in Information Systems Security

Bob

Thanks for the additional ideas!  +1 to you all

Ric

Quote from: Bob Connor on January 06, 2014, 03:18:57 PM
Thanks for the additional ideas!  +1 to you all

hopefully you got er dun :)

glad to help Bob.
Ric Tucker
Manager of Information Systems
Past President, New Jersey Chapter

J A Mariano Agency
TAM 2020, 11users, Windows 2019 Server,
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit workstations
fax@vantage 9.0.5,
Acoustic guitar, drums, percussion
Chrome, Microsoft 365

Bob

I did rather funny too in that Margaret too the liberty of capturing the dialog box for me.  I did get several options going forward for stuff like this so thanks again!   :)

Conan_Ward

I use snagit here, which does it...i've got more than enough screenshots with menus from doing bits of docs over the years.
Former TAM support, P&C licensed in Maryland, LFW