Click and drag JotSmart's right / bottom sizing box so that it touches the right / bottom edge of the screen. Click the "Snap" button on the upper right side of JotSmart's work area frame (the red rectangle). The "Snap" feature works by looking for boundaries on windows. This Snap technique will not work if you do not have a program "window" covering the entire screen.

For super-res game screens and many other graphics displays an ancient Classic Desk Accessory (CDA) known as "EA Screen Saver", "SDUMP.EA", etc. works well. The CDA (named "ScrnCapEA.CDA") and a Text info file have been uploaded to popular Apple II ftp sites. Look for a .SHK file named "ScrnCap.SHK" or "ScrnCapEA.CDA.shk". ScrnCapEA.CDA lets you capture game, etc.

This and other useful information is in the README file in the Warcraft 2 directory on your hard drive.

Wireshark can only capture data that the packet capture library - libpcap on UNIX-flavored OSes, and the WinPcap port to Windows of libpcap on Windows - can capture, and libpcap/WinPcap can capture only the data that the OS's raw packet capture mechanism (or the WinPcap driver, and the underlying OS networking code and network interface drivers, on Windows) will allow it to capture.

You can't see the entire screen because your monitor's screen resolution needs to be changed to a higher setting, such as 800x600 or greater. Here's why: a higher resolution, everything onscreen (text, images, navigation buttons, etc.) is smaller, so more can fit on your display. But if the resolution is set too low, for example, at 640x480, all objects are displayed larger and not all items can fit on your screen.

While the video is playing, press Ctrl+I (that's I for Ivory). Save as BMP to preserve the most quality. Another way is to reduce the Video Acceleration to None and using the good ol' Print Screen button. However, restore back the Video Acceleration once you're done as it could affect video performance. Click and drag the link to the address bar. This will force Internet Explorer to open the page in the current window. However, this will not work for JavaScript links.

For Macintosh screen capture, we use Amborsia Software's Snapz Pro. For Windows screen capture, we use TechSmith's Camtasia Studio.

You have to have Windows Media Player 8 or greater and DirectX 8.1 installed in order for the playback of audio recordings to work. If you don't have them go to Windows Update where you should be able to download and install them. If you downloaded DirectX 9.0 from Windows Update you may find that you have other problems; 9.0a is now available for download through Windows Update and seems to resolve the problem.

Try to disable video acceleration in Settings -> Control Panel -> Display -> Throubleshooting, during the screenshots. Or start a second player instance and try to capture it. Bug report (Windows 95): In the thumbnail window, when I click on a thumbnail, nothing happens, the image will not be displayed in the main window! You have an old version of the "comctl32.dll", please update this Windows component from the MS homepage, search for Comctl32.dll update.

The size of the .tga files is large, so its recommended that you convert the file to a smaller format, especially if you want to post it online somewhere, or send it to someone. A good format for conversion is JPEG, though they are subject to some loss of quality. You will need to use a third-party conversion program to convert the file.

Make sure the image you want to capture is what is showing on your desktop - minimize other programs to taskbar until your desktop is exactly as you want to capture it. You should now see an image of your desktop in Paint. Click on "File" and choose "Save As." Name the image, and if possible save as a .jpg instead of as a .bmp.

PGCAP is a program that will "capture" a screen image on the Portfolio and save it to a disk file. This Terminate and Stay Resident (TSR) program is requires less than 1k of memory, and is activated by pressing {ALT-S}. This will copy the contents of the screen to a file on your disk. Depending on the screen mode, the file extension will be .PGT if in text mode, or .PGF is the screen was displaying graphics. The main filenames will be "SCREENA", "SCREENB", etc.

Yes. To do so, press and hold Ctrl key before releasing left button during screen capturing operation. Then release both Ctrl key and left button simultaneously. To paste the captured image to you document, simply press Ctrl+V or use "Paste" menu item from your application.

I've used a hardware dependent short cut to get the image data. Whilst this works with most graphics cards, it led to colour problems in the saved image with others.

Copy acs_eng.ini or template.txt to acs_xxx.ini in the sub-directory "Language". xxx is taking the 2-letter language abbreviation from the ISO Standard 639 and adding a third letteras appropriate, to indicate the sublanguage. You can get abbreviated name of the language and others information by clicking menu "View->Language->Locale Information". Translate every line under [MENU128] section, add your translation to the right of '='.

the moment the video is locked into that aspect ratio so maximising the size of the screen will result in a loss of quality of the video (picture will heavily pixelate).

Click on "Portfolio" at the top of the page and then click on "Manage Portfolio" located on the menu options at the left side of the page. Here you will see your entire Portfolio along with the most recent financial statement available and the ability to turn email alerting on or off. You can choose this page as your start page by simply changing your default start page in the "Preferences" section.

Yes, as long as you have checked the "Float above other windows even in background" option. Just make sure the title bar for the capture me window is active (ie, by dragging the floating window) and then the hot-key should work.

I use software and equipment made by Dazzle which makes screen captures the traditional way. Here's a link to the hardware and software that I use: www.dazzle.com/products/photo.html. The Dazzle device cost around $100. It connects my VCR directly to the USB port in the back of my computer. Using the Dazzle software, I can make high quality screen captures from whatever videos that I own.

The shots from US-released anime were captured from their DVDs via WinDVD. The shots from non-US-licensed anime were captured from movie clips via Frame Shots.

ReplayDIRECTOR is recording your program, not the video or screen output. Every line of code that your program executes will be recorded, and will playback exactly the same. When you playback a recording, your software is running. This means any bug that occurred during the recording will be reproduced perfectly when you playback.

I use ATI TV Wonder VE & PowerDVD to capture, Adobe Premiere 6.0 to edit videos and ThumbsPlus 4, Adobe Photoshop 6.0 & 7.0 to edit captures.

the name implies, "Locked to Screen" mode locks the drawing object to the screen area you are marking up. If you move the work area (the red rectangle), the objects remain in place on the screen. In other words, they do not move with the work area. This is the default mode. Locking objects to the work area, on the other hand, allows them to move freely with the work area when/if you decide to move the work area around.

The best way to view this site is by having your screen set to 800 by 600 pixels. You can change your settings (using Windows 95 or 98) by right clicking on your desktop, selecting properties and then selecting settings. Move the toggle in the screen area until it shows 800 by 600.

You certainly can. What you will need to do is adjust your screen settings using the instructions below: