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I always use screen clipping in OneNote but I dont know how to save these
pictures in different formats like jpg, gif, etc. Can anybody help me on that?
thanks
ergun
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Hi Ergun,
you can right-click the picture and pick copy. Then you can paste it into
your favorite image editor, e.g. Paint, and save it from there in any format
you desire and is supported by it. Paint itself supports jpg, gif and png,
so you should be fine with just using it.
Patrick Schmid
"Ergun Meric" <ErgunMeric[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0383E155-DBA6-49B1-A2E9-ABDD85F3C2BB[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] >I always use screen clipping in OneNote but I dont know how to save these
> pictures in different formats like jpg, gif, etc. Can anybody help me on
> that?
> thanks
> ergun
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Be nice if there was an export feature to "save as" a graphics file directly
from Onenote without having to go through the out/in/out steps using an
image editor.
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A hidden trick: When you take a screen clipping, the screen clip is in the
clipboard. If you open PPT, you can do a paste onto a slide and you will see
your screen clip. Right click the image and select Save as Picture and you
can save in a wide variety of graphic formats.
It still takes a couple of more steps than just right clicking it from
OneNote, but it is much quicker than the obvious way....
--
Kathryn Jacobs, Microsoft MVP PowerPoint and OneNote
Author of Kathy Jacobs on PowerPoint - Available now from Holy Macro! Books
Get PowerPoint and OneNote information at www.onppt.com
I believe life is meant to be lived. But:
if we live without making a difference, it makes no difference that we lived
"Ergun Meric" <ErgunMeric[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0383E155-DBA6-49B1-A2E9-ABDD85F3C2BB[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] >I always use screen clipping in OneNote but I dont know how to save these
> pictures in different formats like jpg, gif, etc. Can anybody help me on
> that?
> thanks
> ergun
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Thanks for that.
But as you say it additional steps.
It would be great if one could just let a whole bunch of screen clippings go
into OneNote on their own and then later go in and export selected ones to
an image file that could be used elsewhere.
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The OneNote team is definitely not short of ideas of new features for
OneNote. The team replied to a lot of feature suggestions in the beta
newsgroup that they had thought of it, wanted to do it, but just didn't have
the resources to do it. Simply put, they have a long wish list, but need to
prioritize it, because their resources have a limit.
Patrick Schmid
"cowardly anonymous screen name" <anonymous[ at ]scardy-cat.com> wrote in message
news:eCFFFmJdGHA.564[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
[Quoted Text] > Thanks for that.
> But as you say it additional steps.
>
> It would be great if one could just let a whole bunch of screen clippings
> go into OneNote on their own and then later go in and export selected ones
> to an image file that could be used elsewhere.
>
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[Quoted Text] > The OneNote team is definitely not short of ideas of new features...
Understood. My ramblings were more rhetorical than an actual feature request
or suggestion.
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Kathy Jacobs <call_kathy[ at ]knotcox.net> shared these words of wisdom:
[Quoted Text] > A hidden trick: When you take a screen clipping, the screen clip
> is in the clipboard. If you open PPT, you can do a paste onto a
> slide and you will see your screen clip. Right click the image
> and select Save as Picture and you can save in a wide variety of
> graphic formats.
A workaround, certainly.
But isn't using PPT a bit of overkill?
And a bit too many steps too.
For things like that (and not only that <!>) I'm using "IrfanView" - a
truely fantastic piece of software for 1001 things handling images.
The best thing: It's freeware.
www.irfanview.com
I'm having the whole Adobe CS Suite as well as Macromedia but if it
comes to easy things as pastuing from the clipboard, resizing images,
cutting off parts, converting formats etc. I just use the superfast
lightweight.
If you don't have it, RUN (not walk) to collect it:
www.irfan.view.com.
Don't miss the plug-ins.
It's a great multimedia player too.
Rainald
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Yeah, it probably is overkill. And, yeah, I use Irfan view for this (or I
use SnagIt) just as often as PPT.
--
Kathryn Jacobs, Microsoft MVP PowerPoint and OneNote
Author of Kathy Jacobs on PowerPoint - Available now from Holy Macro! Books
Get PowerPoint and OneNote information at www.onppt.com
I believe life is meant to be lived. But:
if we live without making a difference, it makes no difference that we lived
"Rainald Taesler" <taesler[ at ]gmx.de> wrote in message
news:ONbogkVoGHA.4960[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
[Quoted Text] > Kathy Jacobs <call_kathy[ at ]knotcox.net> shared these words of wisdom:
>
>> A hidden trick: When you take a screen clipping, the screen clip
>> is in the clipboard. If you open PPT, you can do a paste onto a
>> slide and you will see your screen clip. Right click the image
>> and select Save as Picture and you can save in a wide variety of
>> graphic formats.
>
> A workaround, certainly.
> But isn't using PPT a bit of overkill?
> And a bit too many steps too.
>
> For things like that (and not only that <!>) I'm using "IrfanView" - a
> truely fantastic piece of software for 1001 things handling images.
> The best thing: It's freeware.
> www.irfanview.com
>
> I'm having the whole Adobe CS Suite as well as Macromedia but if it comes
> to easy things as pastuing from the clipboard, resizing images, cutting
> off parts, converting formats etc. I just use the superfast lightweight.
>
> If you don't have it, RUN (not walk) to collect it:
> www.irfan.view.com.
>
> Don't miss the plug-ins.
> It's a great multimedia player too.
>
> Rainald
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Kathy Jacobs <call_kathy[ at ]knotcox.net> shared these words of wisdom:
[Quoted Text] > Yeah, it probably is overkill. And, yeah, I use Irfan view for
> this (or I use SnagIt) just as often as PPT.
Interesting that you mention SnagIt too.
I'm using the latest version which really offers much, especially the
"Studio" which I often use for commenting images.
Wish it had "ink support" ...
Rainald
> "Rainald Taesler" <taesler[ at ]gmx.de> wrote in message
> news:ONbogkVoGHA.4960[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>> Kathy Jacobs <call_kathy[ at ]knotcox.net> shared these words of
>> wisdom:
>>> A hidden trick: When you take a screen clipping, the screen
>>> clip is in the clipboard. If you open PPT, you can do a paste
>>> onto a slide and you will see your screen clip. Right click
>>> the image and select Save as Picture and you can save in a
>>> wide variety of graphic formats.
>>
>> A workaround, certainly.
>> But isn't using PPT a bit of overkill?
>> And a bit too many steps too.
>>
>> For things like that (and not only that <!>) I'm using
>> "IrfanView" - a truly fantastic piece of software for 1001
>> things handling images. The best thing: It's freeware.
>> www.irfanview.com
>>
>> I'm having the whole Adobe CS Suite as well as Macromedia but
>> if it comes to easy things as pasting from the clipboard,
>> resizing images, cutting off parts, converting formats etc. I
>> just use the super fast lightweight. If you don't have it, RUN (not
>> walk) to collect it:
>> www.irfan.view.com.
>>
>> Don't miss the plug-ins.
>> It's a great multimedia player too.
>>
>> Rainald
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