Hi ALL,

<edit> Please now read my 3rdpostin this thread,the 4thone up, of my posts,from thebottom ( for now ), as the forum format has changed yet again.

Please ignore the rest of this post as it applied to the older forum format.

I will leave the rest of this post ( as is ) purely for historical reasons. I have been on these forums long enough to see two forum changes. ;-) :-) </edit>
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Here is how I do it.

Anyone know an easier way?

To any moderator. Please make this a STICKY post.

Regards,

John

1)a) The PrintScreen button copies the entire screen to the clipboard.

1)b) ALT + PrintScreen keys on your keyboard copies the active window only.



2) Then open MSPAINT and PASTE the clipboard contents ( CTRL + V ).


3) SAVE the file and upload it to somewhere.

I use http://photobucket.com/

4) Once you have a picture uploaded I copy the 3rd link down.>>





5) When you EDIT a post click on the HYPERLINK MANAGER then the ANCHOR tab and PASTE the text in and then click on OK as shown below.




Final picture showing you where I post the TEXT starting <a href="

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If anyone knows an easier way then please let me know. :-)

Now I have shown how I do it I will copy this post into my two forum sticky posts or a link to a post from my twoSTICKY posts.:-)


Regards,

John

For links to VB.Net tutorials see here.>>
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vblanguage/thread/29f2179b-997b-4115-a96d-a0834853b835

John Anthony Oliver,

Thank you so much for that information now I can use pictures in my posts to clarify myself instead of stumbling upon my words.

Best Regards,

Adjutor

Best regards,
Martin Xie

Thank you for this very useful post, John!
I have joined quite a number of forums and all of them use [IMG]URL[/IMG] to insert an image hehehe

MODERATORS

I agree with John! This needs to be a sticky thread!!

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Doug

Glad to see your activehelp and supportto MSDN community :)

The reason why this thread is no longer sticky, is that the sticky duration is expired.

Make this instructive thread sticky for three months again.

If any urgent forum issue, you can contact me v-maxie@microsoft.com
Thank you All!

Best regards,
Martin Xie

Dear John,
You're welcome :-)
You can contact me by then :-D
Thank you for your manyinstructive threads and enthusiastic help in MSDN community ;-]

Regards,
Martin
谢喜�/p>

By the way, here is another approach to display an online image on your post:
Step 1. Right-click an image on web page -> Select "Properties" context menu item-> Copy the Address(URL)
Step 2. Insert such format code <img src="ImageURL"> toHTMLview of your postlike this:


Best regards,
Martin Xie

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Thank you Omie for your kind reminding! You're considerate.

I have edited my that post and add the Note: We'd better post those images that belong to you or come from your personal website because of copyright or hotlink-stealing as Omie reminded.

I have done it before but I just can't remember how to copy on the "Form" instead of the entire screen.

Say I am working on the Visual Basic IDE and I want to copy only the "Form1.Vb[Design]" image. How is it done?

Thanks.

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I did that and it captured both the Server Explorer, the tool/menu bar, properties window, Solution explorer, etc. I want to capture only the Form in design view. Is it possible?

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Only performance counts!

OK. I have done so and it works. I was only wondering if it is possible to capture only the Form while at design view?

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Only performance counts!