Re: PAINTSHOP PRO

[Joyce Flaherty <flahertj -at- SMTPGW -dot- LIEBERT -dot- COM>]

     RE:  hundreds of posts, from multiple Screen Capture threads

     Can someone explain to me (and the list) why anyone working in
     a Windows environment needs a screen capture utility anymore?
     I abandoned these long ago in favor of ye olde PrintScrn to
     the clipboard.  From there I suggest a nice inexpensive shareware
     program called LView Pro to do whatever you want with your graphic.
     LView Pro is available from CompuServe or a
     variety of other places.  It's free for independent use or study.
     It's cheap for corporate use.  The owner "works" his product, so
     you can expect an upgrade or new release about every six months.
     It's a very, very nice little program (about 1Mb with all its
     support files).

     Suzanne talks about screen capture distortion (11/15).  Again, I
     don't understand.  A screen capture is as WYSIWYG as you can get.
     You should get no distortion whatsoever.  Try the PrintScrn approach.
     As our favorite cartoon suggests:  If that doesn't work, blame
     Microsoft.

     hope this helps,
     joyce flaherty

____________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________
Subject: PAINTSHOP PRO
Author:  Crow101156 -at- AOL -dot- COM at INTERNET
Date:    11/15/95 6:22 PM


HI, here's a tool question for all the Paintshop Pro experts:

I'm doing screen captures in a Windows environment, using Painshop Pro, and
then importing into Word.  Whether its a .bmp, .tif or .wmf, I can't seem to
create good resolution.  Does anyone have any tips they can share?  I'm open
to other screen capture tools if you know of any!

thanks, Suzanne