I have a page from a website that I would like to copy and reproduce as a picture or image to be used in vsd
http://www.greyhound-data.com/d?breedpoints=608017
This is the page.My question is how to I copy it and turn it into a picture image or thumbnail that I can then import into vsd as I would with any other pictures
Thanks
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christine green
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You need to use an imaging program (Paint, GIMP, PSP, Photo Shop, etc).
You can capture images from within the program and export as gif, jpg, png, etc.
The Print Screen key on the keyboard can also be used to copy the screen and paste it into an imaging program.
You can capture images from within the program and export as gif, jpg, png, etc.
The Print Screen key on the keyboard can also be used to copy the screen and paste it into an imaging program.
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david wilson
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I use fireshot, a free add in for Firefox that snaps web pages and then sends them to my editor (Photoshop)
here is the page you referenced, cool fading effect by the way.
here is the page you referenced, cool fading effect by the way.
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The Philosopher
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Is this a page you designed? If not, you have to get the designer's permission before you can copy it. FYI
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Bob Bernier
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How do I link an html document to a page using Visual Site Designer? I export reports from MS Access into an html document and I'm trying to add this data to an existing page in VSD.
The Philosopher
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Bob Bernier wrote:
How do I link an html document to a page using Visual Site Designer? I export reports from MS Access into an html document and I'm trying to add this data to an existing page in VSD.
How do I link an html document to a page using Visual Site Designer? I export reports from MS Access into an html document and I'm trying to add this data to an existing page in VSD.
You could either use the link option that should be displayed as an icon on VSD or you can use the html tool and insert the link like this:
<a href="http://www.location-of-document.html">Link</a>
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Bob Bernier
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I have a home page with a hyperlink. When someone chooses the hyperlink, I would like that "new" page to display my report. When I use the <a href="C:\document\document.html"> my "new" page shows blank.
The Philosopher
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That is because your "href" is relative to your desktop right now. Notice is says c:/documents/documents. That is the c-drive on your computer. What you need to do is make sure you document is uploaded to your server and you must change your "href" to reflect the location that you uploaded it to on your desktop.
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christine green
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Thank you all for your help and thanks to David Wilson for the image.I have permission from the owner of the site to use a snapshot of the page
Thanks again
Thanks again
paintbrush
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Christine, you could also insert it into an Iframe on your site, then if any changes are ever made to that chart, you'll have the latest version shown on your site as well.
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