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How do you add screenshots to HTML?

Discussion in 'Photoshop' started by mnymkr, Jun 24, 2006.

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    I know I can capture the screen with Print Scr but it is huge. If I use Paint to shrink it , it looks horrible.

    What technique should I use to make it web worthy?
     
    mnymkr, Jun 24, 2006 IP
  2. schmidte

    schmidte Peon

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    Shrink it in a program (I use Paint Shop Pro) where you can increase the dpi (resolution) before you shrink it. I think I use 600 dpi.

    Also Try this Alexa feed: (small and big thumbs)

    <img src='http://pthumbnails.alexa.com/image_server.cgi?id=alexathumbs&size=small&url=http://www.digitalpoint.com/' border='0' height=82 width=111 title='Thumbnail Preview'>

    <img src='http://pthumbnails.alexa.com/image_server.cgi?id=alexathumbs&size=big&url=http://www.digitalpoint.com/' border='0' height=147 width=201 title='Thumbnail Preview'>

    Ed
     
    schmidte, Jun 24, 2006 IP
  3. mnymkr

    mnymkr Well-Known Member

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    can you do that in regular paint
     
    mnymkr, Jun 24, 2006 IP
  4. obenix

    obenix Eats an apple a day......

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    MS Paint does a poor job. You can use Photoshop to reduce the size.
    If you are short on cash, I would recommend you www.photofiltre.com
    It's free and does a decent job. :)
     
    obenix, Jun 24, 2006 IP
  5. mystikmedia

    mystikmedia Jedi Master

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    Indeed, paint uses a very bad resize method. For best quality, use resample. If you want an easy to use batch image resizer, check out AutoImager. Good luck.
     
    mystikmedia, Jun 24, 2006 IP
  6. sizzler_chetan

    sizzler_chetan Prominent Member

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    I checked ur softwares before.
    They rock. And the image resizer is simply perfect :D

    Great Work Done there Mystikmedia :)
     
    sizzler_chetan, Jun 24, 2006 IP
  7. mystikmedia

    mystikmedia Jedi Master

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    Thanks for your comments. :)
     
    mystikmedia, Jun 24, 2006 IP
  8. Edz

    Edz Peon

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    This website could help you on your way.
    A lot of people find this very usefull.
     
    Edz, Jun 25, 2006 IP
  9. Elie

    Elie Guest

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    ill use Adobe photo shop best program to resize images
     
    Elie, Jun 25, 2006 IP
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    Adobe Photoshop is the best to resize images, as what ^ Elie said
     
    Enaido, Jun 25, 2006 IP
  11. mnymkr

    mnymkr Well-Known Member

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    Is it easy to do in Fireworks? I want a very clean picture.
     
    mnymkr, Jun 25, 2006 IP
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    infran view is good at this stuff

    irfanview.com/
     
    randomlande, Jun 25, 2006 IP
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    If you are a fan of Paint, try the new semi-unofficial .NET rewrite of Paint, done by some Washington State University students:
    Paint.NET
    It has all of the very basic image manipulation tools that you would find in photoshop, and it's free. :)
     
    scottj, Jul 1, 2006 IP