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Capturing an image from a FLash Player slideshow
badwrench
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Anyone know how?
I worked as a wrought iron fabricator for a while and one of my best pieces is on the company's website and I would like a picture of it. When I left-click on the image, my only options are "settings . . . " and "About Adobe Flash Player 10"
I tried a full-screen capture but it didn't work, but maybe I didn't do it right.
If you help me get the image, I can post it here so everyone can say "oooh, aaaah" and marvel at what I have dubbed The Helices of Insanity. This thing was a pain in the @$$ to do.
I worked as a wrought iron fabricator for a while and one of my best pieces is on the company's website and I would like a picture of it. When I left-click on the image, my only options are "settings . . . " and "About Adobe Flash Player 10"
I tried a full-screen capture but it didn't work, but maybe I didn't do it right.
If you help me get the image, I can post it here so everyone can say "oooh, aaaah" and marvel at what I have dubbed The Helices of Insanity. This thing was a pain in the @$$ to do.
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Seems I recall a program on my MAC that may be able to accommodate. Got a link to that slideshow, I will see if it works.
With your Mac, it is built in. Just press Shift-Apple-4 and a crosshair will come up for a screen shot click and drag a box of what you want and you will copy the image into a ping. It will show up on the desktop as (Picture 1.png) open the png file with preview and save as a jpg.
I was thinking it was a video when I read it first
Just got a screen grab. These the correct ones?
As an engineer, I can certainly appreciate the detail and effort that must have gone into that work. It's hard to get quality as such any more from new recruits.
Wonderful job man... are you sure you wanted to leave that kind of work? Quality skills as that are highly paid around here. Simply not something that can be out-sourced to India or China...
NICE............ [8D][^]
I'll leave 'em up for a bit for all to catch a glimpse of. Mighty fine work there.
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