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A few words of warning on screen shot programs as a result of the use of
large, high resolution displays .. unless the program does color
reduction when saving the shot to GIF, some extremely large files can be
generated. GIF images should be reduced to no more than 256 color ... a
high resolution full screen shot in 24 or 32 bit color can run hundreds
of thousands or even millions of bytes.
Earl
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From: <inbox@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 1:20 AM
Subject: [RT] Re: Fut: SP00Z
> Screen copy programs might be more than most people need. I have one
> called HyperSnap but don't use it much anymore. A couple of months
> ago I began using a clipboard copy program called Clip Pile and I am
> now recommending this instead. Simply using the standard Windows
> keys of Print Screen or Alt-Print Screen, you can copy the active
> window or the whole screen to the clipboard. Clip Pile stores a copy
> and with its built-in viwer, lets you see what you copied and saved
> at any time. You can right click the copy and save it as
> a .gif, .jpg or .bmp file direct from CP. This is a great program
> and I am very happy with it. It is shareware and registration is $15.
>
> JW
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