Posting a screenshot image to the My Opera forums
Thursday, 28. October 2004, 18:53:24
In the pasted image, you can use the image tool's cut / crop / select / copy-paste utilities to remove unwanted parts of the image. Then save it in a nice compressed format such as png or jpg. Make sure that the resulting image is less than 100kB in size, that is the upper limit for uploading them onto the forums here. You might need to resize it (scale it to be smaller) and/or change its color depth to make it fit 100kB.
Once you have the image ready, use the 'Post reply' button on the thread page in the forum to add a post in an existing thread. Find the 'Attach file' section near the bottom of the text box. There is an entry-field to upload attachments -- specify the path to the image there. Once you upload the file, a preview image along will show up along with an Attach button. Click on the button to add the image to your post as an attachment.
Note that if you preview your post, you might need to specify the image attachment again. Once you submit, your post with the image will be available in the thread.




jp10558 # 28. October 2004, 18:53
orinoco # 28. October 2004, 18:53
rblythe # 28. October 2004, 18:53
rblythe # 28. October 2004, 18:53
If it can be don in IE6 then why is it such a big deal in Opera?
Rob
neeraj_deshmukh # 28. October 2004, 18:53
Finally, printing a whole web page can be done very well in Opera, like any other browser. What Opera does not support is copying page selection with formatting -- the formatting data is not copied to clipboard (and therefore printing a page selection will not print it like it shows on screen).
AyushJ # 4. May 2007, 20:41
Printscreen : Everything -|- Alt+Printscreen : Active Window/Dialog
Type the following in start-run if you are running windows:
neeraj_deshmukh # 4. May 2007, 22:16
AyushJ # 4. May 2007, 22:24