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I created the picture/chart down below to try to prove a point. I dont know how well it worked, lol. But if your interested, below the picture is directions on how I did it.
Windows already lets you take screen shots. I simply have no clue where it puts them, lol. So, I downloaded the program "Gadwin Printscreen" from http://torley.com/torleys-treasured-...s-i-use-a-lot/ I dont know much about the program, I just did a google search, and came up with this one.
Once you have your screenshot, you can use a program such as "paint shop pro" or any paint program or photo editing program you may find or already have to edit the screenshot.
Once you have your screenshot edited, I would suggest saving it as a Jpeg file. I upload my finished screenshots/photos to www.photobucket.com I am sure that there are other sites that do the same thing, this is just the one I use.
After your image is uploaded to photobucket (or whoever) you should see an IMG Code that you can then copy and paste into your post on the forums.
Hope this helps people make better points, if nothing else, it can also be used for simply posting pictures that you have or that you "right-click" and save from a website. Here are a few that I put together or found while browsing the internet.........I am not claiming any of this as my own work:
This is my Favorite, lol........sorry.
While all of this is fun to mess around with......to many pictures just for fun can ruin a good thread, so please use them sparingly.
Windows already lets you take screen shots. I simply have no clue where it puts them, lol. So, I downloaded the program "Gadwin Printscreen" from http://torley.com/torleys-treasured-...s-i-use-a-lot/ I dont know much about the program, I just did a google search, and came up with this one.
Once you have your screenshot, you can use a program such as "paint shop pro" or any paint program or photo editing program you may find or already have to edit the screenshot.
Once you have your screenshot edited, I would suggest saving it as a Jpeg file. I upload my finished screenshots/photos to www.photobucket.com I am sure that there are other sites that do the same thing, this is just the one I use.
After your image is uploaded to photobucket (or whoever) you should see an IMG Code that you can then copy and paste into your post on the forums.
Hope this helps people make better points, if nothing else, it can also be used for simply posting pictures that you have or that you "right-click" and save from a website. Here are a few that I put together or found while browsing the internet.........I am not claiming any of this as my own work:
This is my Favorite, lol........sorry.
While all of this is fun to mess around with......to many pictures just for fun can ruin a good thread, so please use them sparingly.
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