A: When I wanted to put pictures of Dink's Doppelganger on my web site, I tried and tried to make it work but I couldn't. Finally, I found an EASY (and probably the best) way to do it. While playing the game (or while in the map editor) get to the screen you want to capture. Then, simply hit the <print-screen> key on your keyboard. Nothing visible will happen, but the current screen will be copied to your clipboard.

A: You need to own a copy of Dink Smallwood on CD (available from RTSoft at www.rtsoft.com). There is a folder on your DINK CD called "develop". Copy everything from this folder into your main Dink directory. That's it! The map editor is called DINKEDIT.EXE. I'd recommend downloading DinkRun (mine) or CreatedWorlds (Silencer's) as a front-end for running DinkEdit. NEW: I have created a D-Mod Skeleton which is the shell of a D-Mod you can simply UNZIP into a Dink subdirectory of your choice.

A: Well, after making sure you copied the development folder off your CD into your main Dink directory, you need to make a subdirectory for your D-Mod. Under your main Dink directory, make a folder (directory) to store your D-Mod files. For instance, my main Dink directory is C:\DINK\ so I made a folder under this called SCAROFD and ended up with C:\DINK\SCAROFD\ to begin my Scar of David D-Mod.

A: If you have WinZip, I believe the task is easier. There is also a tool for winzip to make self-extracting EXE's out of a ZIP file. There is a similar tool for PKZIP DOS but it doesn't automate the installation. Anyway, I use PKZIP 2.04G for DOS, and I created a batch file called M.BAT. I put this file in my D-Mod directory. Then, I run a dos-prompt and change into my D-Mod directory. From there, I just type M.BAT <enter> and it does it! M.BAT contains: pkzip dmodname.zip *.

A: This kind of depends on your personal talent, and how dedicated you want to be in learning how. Dink-C might carry over the same basic style as the C programming language, but it's very different and much easier. It's more of a scripting language than a programming language. Having programming experience is a big plus, especially if it's in C, but I don't think it's absolutely necessary if you read through TUT1.

If you press the '-' on the number pad on the right side of your keyboard, you can save the screen shot on Knight Online. The screenshot will be saved in the folder where Knight Online was installed. The saved file is saved in a coded file called KSC extension and to view this file, you have to execute the KcsViewer file under the Knight Online folder. You can also use the Print Screen button on your keyboard which copies the screen to your clipboard.

press the "print-screen" key on your keyboard to copy an image of the screen to the Windows Clipboard, and then "paste" the image into another document or paint program. Third party applications such as HyperSnap (http://www.hyperionics.com/) are also excellent choices for taking screen-shots.

It's easy, just press the print screen button ( right after F12 button ), then paste in to microsoft word document. After you save it in to your computer then you can send it to us.

Use the Print Screen key, then exit the game, open a screen shots' program (like Irfanview or Paint) and paste the pic there. Save it.

You need Acrobat Reader 6.0 (or above) to open the manual. When view the manual in Acrobat Reader 5.0 (or previous versions), some images may not be shown correctly.

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.

You can set up the program so that it will send you e-mail notification of every warning produced by iProtectYou. You can receive a full copy of your child's computer screen at the moment of blocking. But you should take into account that an attached screen-shot in the JPEG format can reach a size of as much as 100-150 KB depending on screen resolution and color palette.

In order to credit your account with tokens, we require a screen shot as a proof that you added us to the safe list or the contact list of your registered email provider. Press together the "Control" key and the letter "V" on your keyboard or go to the Edit menu on the top bar of your Word document and click on "Paste".

The 'webshots' that you see are automatically regenerated every few days, so normally it's not necessary. However, if you've had a major update to your site and you want the webshot to be updated sooner rather than later you can contact us and we'll force it to be regenerated earlier. Please do not send us a screen shot for the directory. The webshot images are generated automatically and you can not provide your own images. This is a directory of web sites that are hosted on Islandnet.

Always use a power strip equipped with a warning light and a warning beep. If the warning light or beep is on, turn strip off and unplug the power bar. If the power bar gets "hit" by an electrical surge, it must be replaced. You MUST include your name, building, and room number. If you do not- we will not be able to find you! You must fill out the computer information section. You MUST include the HCSD tag number.

You can set up the program so that it will send you e-mail notification of every warning produced by CyberSieve. You can receive a full copy of your childТs computer screen at the moment of blocking. But you should take into account that an attached screen-shot in the JPEG format can reach a size of as much as 100-150 KB depending on screen resolution and color palette.