RE: Printing browse screens in Millennium

["Barbara Jamieson" <bjamieso@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I use a software called "Snagit" for screen captures. I mainly use the
screen captures for brochures, and training manuals. This software allows
you to crop, change size and add captions.

Barbara Jamieson
Public Services Librarian
MCW Libraries
bjamieso@xxxxxxxxxx
414-456-8305
Fax: 414-456-6532

-----Original Message-----
From: innopac-admin@xxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:innopac-admin@xxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Angela Kroeger
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2003 8:58 AM
To: innopac@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Printing browse screens in Millennium


Judy Schneider wrote: "I don't think you can do this using your browser's
print function, but you can capture a snapshot of the screen. Use
<alt><printscreen> the capture the screen, and then <ctrl>v (or paste) to
paste it into a word processor."

Thank you very much! This is really awkward, but it is better than nothing.
I had several other off-list responses, all giving essentially the same
advice. I hope III enables browse screen printing in a future release. One
of the off-list respondants said that she has already submitted this as an
enhancement request. I'm happy to hear that.

When I told my colleague about the paste-into-Word solution, she said
"You've got to be [censored] kidding!" After trying that, then she pasted
it into Paint instead, then edited the image to crop out the rest of the
screen, leaving only the actual browse list (to waste less paper while
printing). Still, that's an awfully cumbersome way to accomplish something
the text based version does with ease.

But but at least it is possible to get the browse list onto paper, in any
case.

Thank you!
--Angela

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Angela Kroeger
akroeger@xxxxxxxxxx
University of Nebraska at Omaha Library, Monographic Cataloging


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