Someone in a longer thread asked for the 'how to' which i will combine with another tip to just get for instance the UD agent window and not the whole desktop with private data, if any. Every picture tells a story, and are wonderful vehicles to support a Question, which makes the A in the Q&A much easier. Here we go:

1. Screenprint we all know....just hit that button. But, did u know that if u hold the ctrl+alt key, then hitting the Prt Scr key will only capture the active window? (Hold Alt key, left or right + Prt Scr also works for most all).

2. Open 'Paint' (a free in-windows accessoires) or some other picture editor program and past it in. Cut the section u'd like the reader to see, hit file, new, no save, then past the cut part back in.

3. Save the file to Desktop with a meaningful name preselecting 'jpg' format from the drop down box under the file name u choose (NB2/3).

4. Open browser and go to a free picture storage service like ImageShack e.g http://img46.imageshack.us/.

5. Work the options like the screenprint A. then hit the 'Host-It' button.

6. A page like screenprint B will appear, with various links. We are going to pick the part circled in the second link below the thumbnail (sample screenprint C) and past that into the forum post. Edit/Add beginning/ending 'img' with square brackets making sure its small as the forum coding is case sensitive. Alternate, select/highlight only the http:..........jpg part and hit the image button up top in the posting screen to insert the proper coding. Make sure that [] brackets come in pairs....remove any single ones.

7. Hit preview buttom below the post draft to see if product meets the requirement, then post.

NB1, if u right click on any picture (except those that have intentionally been protected), then select properties, u can see the full adress of where a picture is stored!.....u can reuse the displayed link again and again, until ImageShack decides it had enough of the free storage....then use the paid service part

NB2: The forum has picture posting rules: Dont use more than 640 pixel wide. I've seen larger once removed by the moderators.

NB3: When creating your picture, save it as JPG. It's small and still maintains good resolution and fair colour.....it's just for illustration and not for the family album....format like PNG with lots of colours demand large bandwidth which is not nice for readers on dial-up or ISDN.

Screenprint A.

Screenprint B.

Screenprint C.


PLEASE STAY STRICTLY ON-TOPIC.... IF U WISH TO ADD PICTURE POSTING COMMENTS, IT COULD BE INCORPORATED AS CLARIFICATION IN THE ORIGINAL........WE DO THIS FOR FUN (I TRY NOT TO FORGET)!