I did try ALT + Tab and had multiple images displayed but found I had to keep Tab down to keep the images on the screen. I do have 3D Paint and will mess around with it. I will google Snipping Tool to see if it's a free download somewhere. I'm able to review and see the change in the Data Display screens over - I did do a 'search' on my computer for 'Snipping Tool' and 'Snipping'. I now have your SaveImage routine and will definitely see if I can get it to work for - the old keyboard and the new one place the Screen Shot is a 'Pictures' folder and within that folder is another one entitled 'Screenshots'. On the Text Services and Input Languages screen, click Add. On the Region and Language screen, click Change keyboard on the Keyboards and Languages tab. In Control Panel, click Clock, Language, and Region, and then click Change keyboards or other input methods. Quality seems very good and the media buttons work well when I'm running Windows. To select the English (India) keyboard, follow these steps: 1.

It's strange that I can take a Screen Shot of the main menu but none of the data display screens.Īnyone run into this situation? Could this be a limitation of my new keyboard or something in the syntax of my - I've never ventured into capturing images. It's very compact yet has the standard 102 key layout so all the keys are where my fingers expect them. I did alter the coding to an 'Input' statement requesting the user of the program to input a value before returning to the main menu and while this did get me past the 'alt/cmd' key - pressing the 'insert' key on my new keyboard did not take the Screen Shot. The 'Sleep' doesn't appear to be the problem. This works fine when the menu is displayed but if I'm on any one of the screens which display the data selected I can't seem to get pass the press of the 'alt/cmd' key to press the 'insert' for the picture. The new keyboard has a little different approach to 'Screen Print' key then my old one, in that I now need to hold down the 'fn' key and the 'alt/cmd' key and then press the 'insert' key. I simply use Sleep and a message to 'press space bar to return to the menu'. Once you select an item it generates a screen full of info. In the program I'm running there are a number of menu items. I have a new computer and new keyboard/mouse.

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