Is there a way to create a thumbnail image of a page in Front Page

[Robyn]

Is there a way to create a thumbnail image of an entire page?

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

Take a screenshot (the PrtScn key on your keyboard), open your favorite
image editor, create a new blank page, the Paste (Ctrl+V) edit the image
(crop...whatever) save it as a jpg.


| Is there a way to create a thumbnail image of an entire page?

 

[Robyn]

Take a screenshot (the PrtScn key on your keyboard), open your favorite
image editor, create a new blank page, the Paste (Ctrl+V) edit the image
(crop...whatever) save it as a jpg.


| Is there a way to create a thumbnail image of an entire page?


Thanks for the response. That didn't work. I tried all the different programs I use (they have different filters). One just pasted the text. Another pasted the text with transparent background, two wouldn't paste at all. I also tried "word" but it wouldn't copy and paste the background.

 

[Trevor L.]

Robyn,
Strange. I have done it.

On my page http://tandcl.homemail.com.au there is a side menu, of which one
of the entries is Site Map. The icon for this entry was created just as Rob
said.

I took a screen shot with the PrtScr key, then opened an image editor with a
blank page and pasted it in. I would then have cropped what I didn't want
and saved it as a .jpg file.

Because it was quite a while ago, I can't recall what image editor I used,
but I am sure Paint would do the job quite OK. In fact, I created a test
file from my web page just now using Paint. (I can't attach it, but it
certainly works) Since Paint is part of the MS
software, you can use this - you don't need anything fancy.

So, can you describe exactly what you did and Rob and I can compare it with
what we have done?

 

[Robyn]

I'll try again using paint. Actually I was using every but - Corel Draw,
Corel photopaint, an image editor that was bundled with my scanner...

I have to go to work now but I'll try again using paint when I get hom.
Thanks Trevor and Rob

Robyn,
Strange. I have done it.

On my page http://tandcl.homemail.com.au there is a side menu, of which one
of the entries is Site Map. The icon for this entry was created just as Rob
said.

I took a screen shot with the PrtScr key, then opened an image editor with a
blank page and pasted it in. I would then have cropped what I didn't want
and saved it as a .jpg file.

Because it was quite a while ago, I can't recall what image editor I used,
but I am sure Paint would do the job quite OK. In fact, I created a test
file from my web page just now using Paint. (I can't attach it, but it
certainly works) Since Paint is part of the MS
software, you can use this - you don't need anything fancy.

So, can you describe exactly what you did and Rob and I can compare it with
what we have done?
--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
[ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/

 

[Robyn]

Oh my gosh - you guys are the best. It did work. The problem was of my own
making. I use a laptop. You have use the function key in combination with
alt-printscreen. Perfect. Thanks again

Robyn,
Strange. I have done it.

On my page http://tandcl.homemail.com.au there is a side menu, of which one
of the entries is Site Map. The icon for this entry was created just as Rob
said.

I took a screen shot with the PrtScr key, then opened an image editor with a
blank page and pasted it in. I would then have cropped what I didn't want
and saved it as a .jpg file.

Because it was quite a while ago, I can't recall what image editor I used,
but I am sure Paint would do the job quite OK. In fact, I created a test
file from my web page just now using Paint. (I can't attach it, but it
certainly works) Since Paint is part of the MS
software, you can use this - you don't need anything fancy.

So, can you describe exactly what you did and Rob and I can compare it with
what we have done?
--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
[ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

yer welcome.
boy, you guys are up early



| Oh my gosh - you guys are the best. It did work. The problem was of my
own
| making. I use a laptop. You have use the function key in combination
with
| alt-printscreen. Perfect. Thanks again
|
| "Trevor L." wrote:
|
| > Robyn wrote:
| > > "Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:
| > >
| > >> Take a screenshot (the PrtScn key on your keyboard), open your
| > >> favorite
| > >> image editor, create a new blank page, the Paste (Ctrl+V) edit the
| > >> image (crop...whatever) save it as a jpg.
| > >>
| > >>
| > >> | > >>> Is there a way to create a thumbnail image of an entire page?
| > >>
| > >>
| > >> Thanks for the response. That didn't work. I tried all the
| > >> different programs I use (they have different filters). One just
| > >> pasted the text. Another pasted the text with transparent
| > >> background, two wouldn't paste at all. I also tried "word" but it
| > >> wouldn't copy and paste the background.
| >
| > Robyn,
| > Strange. I have done it.
| >
| > On my page http://tandcl.homemail.com.au there is a side menu, of which
one
| > of the entries is Site Map. The icon for this entry was created just as
Rob
| > said.
| >
| > I took a screen shot with the PrtScr key, then opened an image editor
with a
| > blank page and pasted it in. I would then have cropped what I didn't
want
| > and saved it as a .jpg file.
| >
| > Because it was quite a while ago, I can't recall what image editor I
used,
| > but I am sure Paint would do the job quite OK. In fact, I created a test
| > file from my web page just now using Paint. (I can't attach it, but it
| > certainly works) Since Paint is part of the MS
| > software, you can use this - you don't need anything fancy.
| >
| > So, can you describe exactly what you did and Rob and I can compare it
with
| > what we have done?
| > --
| > Cheers,
| > Trevor L.
| > [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
| > MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/
| >
| >