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Popout graph captures? - happydreams - 10-24-2020
Is it possible to do a screen capture of a popout graph with OSCAR? OSCAR will do the whole page, but sometimes it makes sense just to grab one waveform. Sure, it's possible to do a global screen capture, and edit using whatever utilities your OS has, but it would be nice if OSCAR could do it.
So something like this could be captured easily.
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RE: Popout graph captures? - helleon - 10-24-2020
Try press F12
RE: Popout graph captures? - happydreams - 10-24-2020
(10-24-2020, 07:35 PM)helleon Wrote: Try press F12
That captures everything. Only want the popout.
RE: Popout graph captures? - GuyScharf - 10-24-2020
(10-24-2020, 06:53 PM)happydreams Wrote: Is it possible to do a screen capture of a popout graph with OSCAR?
Capturing a popout graph is not available at this time. It is on our list of suggested enhancements.
I use a separate window/screen capture utility to capture a popout graph.
RE: Popout graph captures? - happydreams - 10-24-2020
(10-24-2020, 08:04 PM)GuyScharf Wrote:That's how I did it. Took a few steps though.(10-24-2020, 06:53 PM)happydreams Wrote: Is it possible to do a screen capture of a popout graph with OSCAR?
Capturing a popout graph is not available at this time. It is on our list of suggested enhancements.
I use a separate window/screen capture utility to capture a popout graph.
Good to know it is on the list of enhancements. I was wondering if I was missing the secret handshake, as nothing I tried seemed to work via OSCAR. It was nice to be able to capture two different time spans. That's pretty cool.
RE: Popout graph captures? - 2SleepBetta - 10-25-2020
If you use Windows 10 (don't know about earlier versions on this) the Snip It feature does the job, any size or shape. Using it with "organized-shoebox-archive" (my term) program called ClipMate from Thornsoft has been a couple of favorite finds.
https://www.bing.com/search?q=window+snip+it&cvid=02670aa0b9f4402faa4f9ac1657f49d9&pglt=43&FORM=ANNTA1&PC=U531