Hi Ky!
Probably terribly obvious to most but 'discovered' a little trick for
when wanting to get a screen shot while in Virtual Windows on a Linux machine.
The entire screen capture is using PrtScrn -- that works in Virtual XP.
The 'select an area' screenshot is Shift_PrtScrn -- didn't work. Dawned
on my to try bringing one of the Linux windows up -- viewable/overlaying
a portion of the Virtual XP screen. Put the mouse over the Linux
window, Shift_PrtScrn to activate that function, now it works!
Probably terribly obvious to most but 'discovered' a little trick for
when wanting to get a screen shot while in Virtual Windows on a Linux machine.
The entire screen capture is using PrtScrn -- that works in Virtual XP.
The 'select an area' screenshot is Shift_PrtScrn -- didn't work. Dawned
on my to try bringing one of the Linux windows up -- viewable/overlaying
a portion of the Virtual XP screen. Put the mouse over the Linux
window, Shift_PrtScrn to activate that function, now it works!
Oh, so for some reason it's only respecting the active window for screencaps.
Hi Ky!
Yes and no, Will do a full screen capture (hit PrintScrn) and that will work; do a defined one (Shift_PrintScrn) and won't work. I'm guessing something to do with what's active, and/or Windows doesn't understand
the Shift option. ...As long as it works!
Yes and no, Will do a full screen capture (hit PrintScrn) and that will work; do a defined one (Shift_PrintScrn) and won't work. I'm guessing something to do with what's active, and/or Windows doesn't understand
the Shift option. ...As long as it works!
Um, in Windows it's Alt-PrtScr to capture just the active
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